Is it suitable for left-handers? Or is the edge just on one side, like a chisel?
495903
The edge is on both sides. I'm a lefty, my wife right handed it works great for both of us!
1826717
Comfortwise it feels fine in my left hand. I don't know if the slant of the cutting edge would work the same or not. Maybe ask Felco?
907401
It is certainly easy for a right-handed person. I can easily open it with my left hand, though that's not my dominant hand, so I am very confident that the answer is yes.
624229
I feel that one designed for a specific hand is just a little more comfortable and more pleasant to use. Lefties have a difficult time with some rotary cutters. I have read some of the reviews and lefties are lovin' this left handed Gingher Rotary Cutter.That being said, you can either cut fabric from the left or right side. Simply put...decide how you will procede to cut fabric. If can't decide buy one of each. :-)
1246941
Yes, they are usable for left-handers, there is no preferred side of the spatula. They are the same on both sides.
1317576
Right-handed as well. Blade is to the right of the grip. I'd never thought about them being sided, however now that you say it I would prefer to have the blade on the inside for better visibility for starting cuts. That said, the saw is a breeze to use. Very glad I purchased it.
854384
Yes. Left handers rejoice! Now they need to get to work on all the other stuff designed for right handers. Lol
1127075
To me no diffr im left and right kind of guy but this cutless i believe now is available in both left right and i think ive seen a both hand version so check out all there cutless options but there awesome i love mine and i got the Norman sword with it and its one of my fav swords to wield...
1566516
Yes thumb studs are on both sides. I'm left handed. I didn't like the knife because the thumb studs are sharp and will cut your hand reaching in the pocket.
773479
Yes, it is designed for right or left handed use. Blade assembles on either side providing visibility for either hand. There is a metal nut that unscrews when changing a blade. All you have to do it put the nut on the opposite side of its original position (comes assembled on right hand side). There is room, enough of a groove for the blade to be on the right hand side and the metal nut to be on the left hand side.
2044629
only if you like backwards draw. You can order it custom from bladetech for left hand thought.
859281
No it's ambidextrous, it's actually a little better for lefties because the gauge is on the right side where a lefty can see it, everything else is symmetrical.
601648
Yes! It will work great for left-handed people. I just tried it both ways. No matter how you hold it, left or right, you turn the handle clockwise.
1223165
Unfortunately, it is only right-handed. It would be much more useful if it had tips on both sides.
1827313
With the Dewalt circular saw, I will say that being left-handed myself, I have grown accustomed to using right-handed saws. The only problem that I have with them is that the exhaust from them tends to blow right in my face. As long as I wear eye protection, it's not too much of an issue. In fact, using a left handed saw now seems odd to me. Also, I have not seen a saw of this quality in a left-handed version, without paying quite a bit of money. It's been my experience in over 40+ years of woodworking, that the best thing to do is to get used to working with the right handed saws.
21679
I am left handed and use it for sharpening almost anything. Simply flip the base around so you hold it with your right, the knife in your left. It works!
588105
It comes ready to use with the right-hand. However, there are two little phillip screws that you can easily flip the blade to make it for left-handed. So it does not matter which hand you choose.