Hello,,, Would these work well for cutting paracord, Thank You
1861468
They would work great! We have several pairs and carry one camping with us...it cuts practically anything!
221181
I'm sure they would. I got them to cut very thick fabrics and they work like a charm. They are so easy to use. It would take me forever to cut the fabric for the blankets I make. I would definitely recommend getting them.
1153414
I don't know if they will work well for that or not. The cuts are very narrow, probably an 8th of an inch or so. I can't see these scissors cutting through anything hard like a dog biscuit. Maybe something like beef jerky but you will be left with more or less shreds.
1212645
Likely yes. Ultimately though depends on what're gonna do with em. They're fun., great looking, pretty solid, on the heavy side , if they're too long, remove tips and cut, taper it and go. I used mine in long bows and recurves.
1757651
I use them only for wood, and they are great. I would drill some sheet metal and see how it worked. But I would also use a little cutting oil, so it will cut easier and not dull the bit !Good luck
2012227
HMMMMM..... I use these for just about every sewing/quilting job I have. BUT I'm using fabric, not satin cord or chain. You are concerned that they would crush the chain or cord? They should work great, but try w/ something not important first???
249338
Simple wire cutters should be sufficient. If they are sharp, they won't flatten the cable - the cable is thin enough to not be a problem. I would not use the "cutters" on pliers or on a leatherman multi tool or similar - normal but sharp wire cutters will do fine.
870875
Yes! I use them for that in my crochet projects. The eye of the needle is a little wider. It takes a bit more effort to weave the ends in but for the price plus there's forty them, I think they work well enough.
1632190
I have used them in the past fo cutting 1 inch diagonals and for small pieces and they did just fine for me. At this price I keep some for my glass and some for other materials. Hope this helped.
2064558
Yep. I use them for all sorts of cables, like USB or Ethernet cables behind a desk or in a laptop bag. I often cut the ends down to about 2-3" long. That is still good enough to wrap around 5 loops of cable at least twice. Unless the cable is very this I can cinch them down enough so they don't slide easily on their own, but a drop of superglue might help keep them from sliding at all. Great ties!
737946
To answer your question...I think they would but keep in mind they are only about 1/2- 3/4 inch in diameter and designed for use in a Dremel tool or something similar but cutting would be VERY slow going. I would think a sawzall with a metal cutting blade or a larger tool with some kind of abrasive blade or wheel would work better for your application.
1742268
They should be fine. Be careful , they are sharp on both sides of the blade. Very good broadhead.
1575544
I would try them if I was cutting my hair at home , but not if I used them professionally.I use them on fabric scissors,they work great .
75121
I use mine for woodworking and they are very good for that; I don't know if they'd meet a machinists tolerances but I've found them to be true for my needs.
1783647
These will Easily cut through a coat hangar like butter. They have shorter handles so you don't get as much leverage. I use these to cut guitar strings. Super high carbon content seems almost like carbide for holding an edge. The steel for the cutting edges is the best.Super hard for cutting through guitar strings again and again. I have one hundred restrings , 600 nickel plated steels strings cut and these look like new and cut like new. 10/10 EXCELLENT
461237
I did not cut these to size, but I see no reason why they can't be. They are thick, though, and I think they would be difficult to cut with most scissors. A utility knife should work.
222718
Should work just fine. They are plastic that covers. You can always cut if needed.