X-Acto Multi-Material Scissors with Heavy Duty 3MM Stainless Steel Blades (X3038) , Black

Super sharp ,keep away from kids...

These scissors are great! The blades are sharp and cut a wide spectrum of materials. I had problems cutting a Naugahyde type fabric that was using to cover foam for a seat. A standard pair of good cloth scissors struggled to cut it. These scissors cut the Naugahyde like it was thin paper. I also used it on plastic window screen material. It went right through the screen material as well. I wish I would have had these years ago.

This is a well constructed and practical tool that I use everyday. They are great for snipping open packages as well as lobstertails.

Very Satisfied. Great quality, stands up to heavier tasks.

It cuts great and is easy for me to hold. It is harder to cut with compared with scissors that are intended for just paper and cloth, but does make great cuts. My wife says it is a bit uncomfortable to cut with, so it remains mine to use almost exclusively. I purchased it because it appeared to not have flimsy plastic handles, and it also claimed to cut small wires. It does that well. It is a keeper!

The scissors work great for cutting plastic material.

The media could not be loaded. Amazingly sharp scissors, but they’re so uncomfortable I can’t stand to use them. I use these scissors to cut leather nearly daily. Before I was using the Tandy Leather scissors (red) but decided to try something different since the red pair go dull so quickly. The Xacto scissors cut like a dream, but they were certainly not designed for comfort. The finger slots (technical name?) far smaller than basically any scissors I’ve ever used and there is so much discomfort for me, even with small to average female hands. The third photo shows how much pressure is being put on my fingers, which are white and pink, compared to the second photo where there is ample room for my fingers to fit comfortably. Another issue that makes the tight space even more problematic is that the scissors are so. freaking. stiff. It’s almost like the screw or whatever is holding it together in the middle is way too tight, and the blades cannot freely move unless I am literally forcing them apart. The video shows how I can almost not even open them with one hand, compared to the Tandy scissors which open and close easily.I’m not sure if I just got a bad pair, or that’s how these scissors are designed?

These scissors are amazing and cut thru anything. I will definitely buy again and put another pair in my shed.