Where are these shears made?
825639
I believe they are made in China. I have thrown away the package, and I am not positive. I use them every day and they work really well. However, after 5 to 6 months the spring breaks off, (this has happened twice) because it is held on with plastic. It just doesn't stand up to cutting chicken bones daily.
825640
Don't know, got as gift. They are awesome, cut thru chicken or meat bone. I'd buy them!!
825641
The packaging says China. I have used them on fish, poultry, meat and game including deer and I am pleased with the performance.
825642
Yeah, mine don't say where they were made either. Threw away the packaging. But they are awesome! You will love them. OXO does it again.
825643
I took the shears apart and nowhere does it say where they are made. I do like how they perform, they cut thru a whole chicken.
825644
I don't know where these shears are made. I'm on my second pair. I use them almost every day cutting up raw meat and bones for my dogs. The first pair lasted almost a year. I am hard on them as I cut through a lot of bones and use them pretty much daily. Try to use the notch at the back of the blades towards the handle when you cut through bones. After a few months the blades get a but beat up from cutting bones and I have to start biasing the handles to push the blades together to cut through poultry skin OK. The spring that pushes the handles apart broke after 10 or so months on the first pair of these shears which are now in my toolbox. I hope this info helps. I don't know where these shears are made. I'm on my second pair. I use them almost every day cutting up raw meat and bones for my dogs. The first pair lasted almost a year. I am hard on them as I cut through a lot of bones and use them pretty much daily. Try to use the notch at the back of the blades towards the handle when you cut through bones. After a few months the blades get a but beat up from cutting bones and I have to start biasing the handles to push the blades together to cut through poultry skin OK. The spring that pushes the handles apart broke after 10 or so months... » Read More I don't know where these shears are made. I'm on my second pair. I use them almost every day cutting up raw meat and bones for my dogs. The first pair lasted almost a year. I am hard on them as I cut through a lot of bones and use them pretty much daily. Try to use the notch at the back of the blades towards the handle when you cut through bones. After a few months the blades get a but beat up from cutting bones and I have to start biasing the handles to push the blades together to cut through poultry skin OK. The spring that pushes the handles apart broke after 10 or so months on the first pair of these shears which are now in my toolbox. I hope this info helps. « Show Less
123068
I'm sorry but I have thrown the packaging away. I looked all over the tool but do not see any indication of where it's made. I can say it feels like good build quality.
1616089
I could not find any indication of the country of origin. Quality tool though.
498252
It's difficult to nail down the exact location that gingher scissors are manufactured as they seem to be subcontracted to various companies throughout the world, including mainland China, Pakistan and Guatemala. However, the manufacturing specs are strictly enforced if contracts are to be awarded. Or so they say.
967178
They are made in Taiwan with high carbon German steel. They are great knives. I've had mine for about 2 years and I wouldn't trade them for any other knives.
967177
Sadly they are made in Taiwan...but are holding up pretty well. They sharpen well and the glass block is very pretty on the counter. Hope that helps....
743910
Good question. I hadn't even looked until now. The scissors do not have a "made in Germany" imprent. They do have Wustof, a symbol (like Tritan's spear) and the number 5558. That's it. I really like my pair. They are very sharp & since they come apart, they are very cleanable. Hope this helps.
1617837
Unfortunately, China, but this is a very well made knife. You will not be disappointed.
665610
The ones I ordered from Amazon were made in China. Before that I bought blades from Walmart and Wallgreens. I don't know where they were made but I think they all lasted about the same length of time.
1004030
Yes the ones We have say made in Japan on the label on the tool.Thx,Big Tool Store
760388
Hi Kim,Amazon reached out to me because I purchases this set and could answer your question. The set is made in China. I remember they were OK for the price. They are not a professional set, could have used a little sharpening and I have huge hands, so I gave them to a friend of mine who uses and likes them. She is a professional groomer and said they were worth the price.Ann
1559491
There is nothing on the knives that indicate where they are made. The product description does mention that they are hand finished in Switzerland. All I can say is they are very sharp and probably the best steak knives for the price.
388656
The bladed is made in Japan; the rest of the clipper is made in China. Regardless, it is a well-built piece of equipment.
971214
Sorry, I looked but could not find anything indicating where these are made.
1083489
Metal, like the blades. The shears are very solid, sharp, terrific to eagerly work with. I'm very happy that I bought them and make sure they are within immediate reach. If this is what you need then I urge you to buy them.
1302219
I don't know. I threw the box away, and there are no markings on the knives to indicate where they were made. I can say that after 2 months, I am still as happy with them as I was initially. Sorry I can't answer your question :(
657813
they are made overseas, i am a HUGE fan of buy local, however Makita tools is my only exception. There the best