Not much better than a quick tear apart with hands or knife
343397
the grinder has only one set of teeth and does the kind of job you'd expect that to do--breaks it down into small little pieces, actually grinding into almost a power only a small amount (just as well--more like dust like ground herb). Not worth much, though nicely made. Pay the money for multiple sets of grinding teeth or don't bother.
3342738
As much as I want to like this-- I'm a sucker for multi-tools and Swiss army knives-- the way this is designed to open is just plain dangerous. The blade is fantastic, but the way it is designed to open puts your thumb in great peril. I was thinking that it would be very easy to slice my thumb to the bone with not much pressure at all, and I see someone else mentioned this as well. So far rather than ever carry this around, I keep it handy primarily for cutting paper or other very fine detail knife work. It is possible to open it safely, sure, but the design begs you to split your thumb in two lengthwise.
4100715
First off, I was very excited to see that a company was making a knife that holds 1/4 inch bits; it seemed like I had found the perfect solution, a built-in tool that I could use for emergency repairs on the trail (mountain biking is my main sport) and also be able to carry a quality blade that I could use as needed.
And although the knife has a really nice blade, the tool is unfortunately not very functional at all. In fact, it broke catastrophically the first time I went to use it. The problem is that the tool is held together by 2 rivets that don't seem to be engineered to take any amount of torque.
If you are looking for a knife with a built-in multi-tool, you will be very disappointed with the Kershaw 1980 - just as I was. With that said, if Kershaw would strengthen the tool, I would absolutely buy it again..
382497
The edges of the lid and boxes were thin and sharp. I'd have sliced my hands easily if they'd been wet and then dried after washing fruit etc before trying to open the boxes or separate them from nesting.
320830
The tape used by the manufacturer to hold the pieces together DESTROYS the outside of each box.  The tape is standard, transparent packing tape and a LOT of it is wrapped around the snap-together parts.  The whole, taped package of two boxes is also shrink-wrapped, so you must tear that off to detect the product-destroying tape.

When un-taped, ALL the adhesive remains on the paper exterior of both boxes in the package.  It took me 40 minutes, half a can of Goop-Off and half a roll of paper towels to make this product minimally serviceable.

Buy something else, ANYTHING else, than this:

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273688
This product is very thin and cheaply cut metal with unfinished edges which are very sharp at both ends of the tube.  This has two downsides.  Firstly, it is dangerous and very easy to cut yourself with not only the serrated end but the opposite end of the tube as well - I sliced open my knuckle as I was trying to remove the core from the tube.  Second, because the cutting blade is so sharp it is easy for it to divert into the core of the pineapple as you are twisting through.  Therefore you end up with tough portions of the core along the inner edge of the slices. I used a plastic slicer previously and this didn't occur because it was sharp enough to go through the flesh of the pineapple but generally wasn't able to get through the core as easily.  We are going to try the Oxo brand stainless steel slicer and see if it is a little safer and better made, as we were hoping to move to a stainless steel option instead of the plastic.
2148671
It worked as described, but when pulling the tissue out, make sure to grab with both hands, otherwise the tissue will rip before the whole sheet is dispensed.  It's better than using a hand towel after someone else.
3286481
The metal separated from the plastic after only the second apple!  Cut my hand up! I expected better.  Wouldn't want a child to use this over a knife.  It was much safer using a knife...
4270129
Product is 4 1/2 stars, packaging is 1 star. As an experienced 57 old handyman, when I saw the blister pack, I slipped on my thin and pliable leather gloves, grabbed the box cutters (always ready with a sharp blade), the razor sharp Fiskar scissors, and the small slotted screwdriver. Normally, I have freed many prizes in this way in a minute or two. This little gem took 15 minutes. Pity a lesser mortal.
1522450
I broke the corner of the prying tool in a matter of 10 minutes, so that wasn't as well crafted as I'd expected. T8 security screwdriver worked as advertised. If I had to do it again, I think I would've just scraped the pin from the screw and just use a normal T8. Too late. Stars for quick delivery!
3803534
I got one afternoon out of these shears. the blade will not fully close, so now they can't even cut the smallest twig. Very low quality to be able to break that easily. Notice the gap between the blade and lower jaw in my picture. I have the handles fully compressed.
753995
sharp as Valyrian Steel...this thing will cut your dang hand off if you aren't cautious while using it.  it really could use a better slide mechanism for grasping items.  A little tray for collecting cut body parts underneath would be handy as well.  it did come with a nice variety of cutting spacers.  storage is a pain as it is awkwardly shaped...doesn't go back into the box very easy.
2384589
It was useful to hold the fingers together without much free movements to get out of the pain.  Probably useful for only couple of weeks.  Within two days the stitching and threads came off from everywhere.  Manufacturer should take care of this issue.
915447
Convenient if you need a quick set for a light duty job where you'll be ok with throwing them away afterwards. The tips on these will either break off,  or bend to an unusable angle as you work with these on a job. I had to break off the tips on a couple of these while working on my car. I do not suggest buying these
1588523
Less than five minutes and my German shepherd ripped a hole in the side. This guy did not last long.
991931
Bought this for a dog I walk and he tore it to smithereens in less than three minutes. Two stars because it's cute and functional for a non-tearer.
589309
The jaw-paddles of these pliers is made of a semi-rigid plastic that clamps well enough, but doesn't *grip* metal worth a rat's butt. The material is also subject to damage very easily, and loses even more gripping ability. I am currently working with aluminum rings, which have scratched and scored the pads sufficiently with only a few uses.

The handles are uncomfortable due to a lack of sufficient grip padding.

May seem like a harsh ranking, but I abhor things that completely fail to do that which they are specifically designed to do. These are an excellent example of 'Total failure.'