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The Milwaukee 48-22-4041 Jobsite Offset Scissors feature Iron Carbide cutting edges for maximum durability during tough cuts and an all-metal handle core for protection from drops and handle breakage. Bolt Lock Technology prevents blades from loosening to ensure precision cutting. For added precision, ruler markings are featured on the front of the blade.
Blade Length (in.): 4 in
Blade Length (in.) | 4 in |
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Hand Tool Type | Scissors |
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Individual/Set | Individual |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Scissors Product Type | Jobsite Scissors |
Tools Product Type | Hand Tool |
Type of Scissor Blade | Straight |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
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Yes, Mike
Probably not because I never went back to purchase another pair. Try the Weiss 10 in HD Tradesman Shop Shears Model CW10TM. We cut through a lot of vinyl and those seem to have been the best so far,
The exposed metal on the Milwaukee Jobsite Straight Scissors is to show that these scissors are made with all metal handle loops that will survive 1000+ drops.
Greenwood, MS , USA
They are not marked. You will likely need to contact Milwaukee .
Yes
Yes it can
How strong is your grip. They are strong enough, very good scissors. Not sure if stick would cut nice or split
Yes
Depends on the thickness of the pile. For small modifications and adjustments for fitting or for trimming excess but it certainly would not replace a dedicated heavy duty carpet cutting tool.
Yes. But it's a struggle. Use airplane snips for an easier time.
It would depend on how thick the laminate is. I’ve cut thick carpet with them
I would say get yourself a utility knife and a few blades it would work better for your application, Hope this helps! Chris
It can.. but it's not worth it. Buy a pair of snips or use a straight edge and utility knife on back side and bend the tile to break it after scoring it good.
Pending the thickness. Does it have hard/soft backing. I would say no.
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