Are the mold lines visible? And how about the cuts, do they look sharp or look like cheap molded ones?
1508555
The mold lines are visible and so are the cut lines. I was happily surprised at how nice these glasses are, especially for the price. They definitely don't look cheap and are really quite beautiful.
1875808
I've made mine a couple of hours before and they were crisp, not sure about more than that though! Hope that helps!
535271
I ordered mine a year ago, and while they look seamless from the outside, inside you can see that each segment has a seam. However, I didn't have shavings or any of the problems some people mentioned.
351706
In my opinion, the edges are smooth, not sharp. I think it was beautifully constructed. Bought this for three other people for gifts and they have all been very pleased! Good luck!
2160283
For the most part yes. The stain is the same, the carving has open areas that give most of the texture, but it looks carved by hand, so it isn't uniform like a machined would be a perfect match.
1952695
Haven personally use the knives to cut, but they are not the usual jagged knives type...from the feel of it...it look pretty sharp! (almost cut my fingers while admiring it), hope this helps!
1835183
Yes they are sharp. I have had mine since may with no issues, a matter a fact I just used them before responding to this. Great product
283884
Look closer... it's the shape of the mold, the Onyx have a rounded tip, not flat like these.
2267258
No groove lines but plenty of nicks. My xxf also had bumps all over it which after 12 hours of working on still wouldn't hone smoothly much over the xf grit so I wore them down with another xxf diafold that I had. This helped with the bumps for sure so now other than being scratched up from the wear down has a relative constant honing resistance to it. I had another diafold that had the machining lines in it on the xxf side and you could feel the zzzz of them when going across the surface. Dmt said that it was defective and replaced it for free. If you don't feel the lines then it should be fine. No groove lines but plenty of nicks. My xxf also had bumps all over it which after 12 hours of working on still wouldn't hone smoothly much over the xf grit so I wore them down with another xxf diafold that I had. This helped with the bumps for sure so now other than being scratched up from the wear down has a relative constant honing resistance to it. I had another diafold that had the machining lines in it on the xxf side and you could feel the zzzz of them when going across the surface. Dmt said that it was defective and replaced it for free. If you don't feel the lines then it... » Read More No groove lines but plenty of nicks. My xxf also had bumps all over it which after 12 hours of working on still wouldn't hone smoothly much over the xf grit so I wore them down with another xxf diafold that I had. This helped with the bumps for sure so now other than being scratched up from the wear down has a relative constant honing resistance to it. I had another diafold that had the machining lines in it on the xxf side and you could feel the zzzz of them when going across the surface. Dmt said that it was defective and replaced it for free. If you don't feel the lines then it should be fine. « Show Less
774609
Just got them today. they look great for spring and fall clean up with the leaves. i think i'll go to the hardware store a buy a huge piece in bulk and cut them to size to save money. in fact, i think i'll try to find some with microscopic pores like the pleated ones and use them as disposable units. cleaning the pleated ones doesn't take more than 10 minutes for everything but it would be easier to just toss them. will let everyone know if i find something that will work. thanks for the comments.
1037053
I am on vacation right now so I cannot look.... but I would say that it wouldn't cut easily or look like a clean finish after a cut.
1059979
It's unlikely that the pattern would look anything like this, unless they use A forging method in which the pattern is actually cast into the blade via A mold. I personally think they acid etch their blades.
963232
They are real...but hope you read the email finearlier print cut the eyes ARE used...mine has many fork/knife scratch marks on it.
331847
I used some sharp scissors and didn't have too much of a problem. They are tough, but they are good for my little ones. I did buy the larger size so I couild split them for the same reason you stated. I think you will be pleased with them.
205097
If you get a perfect cut... Which does happen sometimes , the 2 pieces go back together perfectly but you can still see a line. Maybe a good glue would hide the line.
110270
I think that they are unpainted. However they are very smooth, no splintering.
878028
They could be trimmed with a saber saw on slow. They have a raised edge around the outside, so to look uniform, cut both sides and or the bottom. Thx, Rog.