Do the blades have a straight profile? Would they cut your toenails straight across?
1289768
Yes they are straight. The power of this little item is wonderful for thick nails or week hands too.
1289769
Yes to both questions. You might need to soak your feet in warm water to soften the toenails.
1289770
Yes, if you either have very small nails or don't mind nipping several times. The blade length is 1/2".
1289771
They do, and I've used them to clip my nails. They're very sharp, though, so be careful!
236812
I'm sure they'd cut through if they were larger. These only have a quarter-inch reach, and the way you would have to position the Dremmel you'd be cutting at an angle. It's next to impossible to get a straight cut unless you need only an inch reach. My opinion.
1029160
The set of blades I received were the best blades I've ever used. Bolted right on my mower deck and turned the grass clippings almost to dust. The cutting edge (without the grooves) was certainly not round, and is formed where the flat bottom plane of the blade meets a beveled top plane. It's not sharp like a scissors, of course....more like the end of a dull, worn out screwdriver. I have no idea what other people are complaining about. These blades mulch so good I have to wear a dust mask when mowing.
1314966
This saw uses a hack saw blade. Most hack saw blades are made with small teeth for cutting metal. I have used my saw to cut through nails. I would be confident that it would cut through all but the most hardened metals. So it should cut through your screws unless they had been hardened to make them more tamper proof.
606394
No they do not, but they must be the correct angle. The angle is on the box of each brand of nail. Test your nailer for the proper air pressure and depth.
376594
Once you use a pair of curved you will never go back to straight. These scissors are great for feet, eyebrows ( have mini schnauzers) , ears, you name it.. wherever you need them, these are perfect. They are sharp but have a blunt end. I just did my guys cuts yesterday and I couldn't believe how well these worked.. better than many I have used before. I trimmed the inside pads of their feet so easily. I wish I had bought them sooner!
1459190
My answer is yes. In fact, even without a straight edge the cut stays very straight. When you desire the maximum precision, use a sharp, medium toothed blade with a straight pitch setting. It will be slower but more accurate.
1810102
I don't know but I would be dubious. Not sure you would get the kind of shape you would want on your fingernails. I wouldn't use them on mine.
2217953
They leave a very nice but not a completely sharp line. I use these shears as an emt and they cut through clothes on the first try. The purpose is therefore different than what you will most likely need it for and I don't think they will suffice.
2197471
The outer blades alternate the inner blades are flat. I've cut plenty of box/finger joints and they've been ok. On longer dados if the wood lifts at all you'll get grooves - use a feather board and you'll be fine. Full disclosure I'm a weekend hobbyist not a fine furniture guy.
791371
Yes, but not the entire length of the blade. They are serrated from the center to the tip.
526855
The straight blades are hollow ground which is what you should use when working on your firearms. Although imported this is a good set for the occasional work.
606504
The segmented cutter heads are better then straight blades for a few reasons. First segmented and offset they leave a smother surface on more figured wood (practically no tear out). Second if you nick a nail all you have to do is rotate the segment and move on instead of having to change all of the straight blades. Also I believe that the segmented heads are quieter (however I have never owned any other planer).
1798065
The blades themselves are straight. The cutting end has curved outer blades to give it a nose shape presumeably so it get into tight spaces but the blades themselves are straight. Hope that helps
132778
The blades are designed to cut wood and nails. I would not use them to cut anything else. A jigsaw is perfect to do your job.
255573
They are sharp - they are not rounded. But I should add - I got them for my daughter at 15/16 months. She's been playing with them without issue. They aren't needle point sharp. I don't see them 'stabbing' her or giving her splinters. They just aren't rounded.
1819565
I wouldn't, pretty sharp but you can if u want. Sharp enough lines but nothing close to a straight blade.