Making Shears

Started by Gerry, July 22, 2022, 03:44:19 AM

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Gerry


Schneiderfrei

That is very interesting Gerry, though it isn't quite Wiss. :)
Schneider sind auch Leute

hutch--

Interesting video, I have seen some shears that were probably made that way. I was interested in the technique used to grind the blades, looked like old school skill based methods. The steel castings were better than I expected but the video did not show any hardening or tempering. The source or recycled steel was an interesting one, probably a higher carbon steel from left over industrial sources.
The magnificent tools of the professional tailor
https://movsd.com/tailors_shears/  ;) ;D

Gerry

I guess these shears are relatively inexpensive and therefore easily replaced (or sharpened) when blunt. Part of me would love a pair, but then I think of the non-existent health and safety practices I'd be endorsing. Especially the bit where molten metal dribbles within inches of a guy's open-toed sandals.  :o

Greger

in middle school we did similar with aluminum.