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I received these cutters in exchange for an honest review. Amazon shipped them in a padded envelope instead of a box so the cutters came out of their clam shell container, but luckily there was no damage.I do a lot of 3d printing and DIY electronics, so these cutters are good for cutting filament and copper wires. I have used them to clean up and remove supports from my prints. Small enough to get into tight space and on the really little details, providing good control and flush cuts. They also seem to work well on detailed paper craft projects, which not all cutters can do. They're not rated for steel wire though, so be careful with any hard material or thicker gauge. copper Hopefully these will hold up over time, but even if they don't the price is affordable enough to just buy a new one if one ever wears out.The handle and spring tension are good too, very comfortable to use. When fully squeezed, everything is in alignment with no gaps and very sharp, so overall, I'm pretty happy.

Just what I needed for the tight spaces. Sharp. Nice little cutter.

Works well and easy to use. Didn't have an injury when I ordered it but prior to receiving the tool I injuries my right wrist. This is my dominant hand but this tool is easy to use and hasn't caused me any additional issues. Would recommend.

The BS-8109 Wire Cutter Pliers by BLEDS is surprisingly well-made for the price. I didn't expect much from them, but they did exceed my expectations. For testing, I set up various projects and used the wire cutters over the course of a week.I first used the flush cutters to trim standard nylon zip-ties while redoing the cable management on my desktop. The flush cutters were able to trim off the excess strap close to the head so that no sharp edges protrude. The cutter is small enough that I didn't have to worry about my cables accidentally falling into the path of the blades and being cut by mistake, but large enough to easily trim the thicker cable ties I used. The size and angles of the cutter was also perfect for when I trimmed the zip ties in my 3D printer, where I had less space to work with.The second test was on a series of over 300 soldered leads across a few electronics projects of mine. I did have to squeeze the handle of the cutter a bit more than I did with the cable ties, but that is to be expected when cutting through metal versus cutting through nylon. I did begin to notice my hand cramping after about a third of the way through, but it was a lot of work all at once, and I am happy to report that the cutters were able to trim the leads incredibly close to the PCB. There is also no visible wear on the blades as I expected there would be, but I do feel like they would wear in time. This test showed that the blades on the BLEDS flush cutter are pretty durable, but the product could use a more ergonomic handle design to reduce hand cramping.Finally, I used the cutter for 3D printing. As I mentioned previously, I did snip the zip ties of my printer, which is now more professional looking, but I found the cutters to be equally as useful for other tasks when 3D printing. For instance, trimming previously heated ends of PLA and ABS filament is easy and leaves a precise cut, ensuring easier filament loading and extrusion. The flush cutters came in handy when dealing with the supports for uncured resin prints, allowing me to safely remove the supports without damaging the more delicate parts like I could have if I ripped the supports off with my hands. I also used the cutters to help remove a very stuck support on one of my PLA prints. Although I did still struggle with getting that support fully off, the BLEDS flush cutter was able to get in between the print and support and safely separated the two without damaging the surface of the print.Overall, my week of testing has shown the BS-8109 Wire Cutter Pliers by BLEDS to be really good for the price. They could use a better grip and I do feel they will wear with continued usage, but I was pleasantly surprised with how well they handled what I threw at them. Worth picking up if you are in need of an affordable flush cutter.

Nice tool. The tip doesn't cut well, which it why I bought it. But none of the other cutters I've bought do either. The rest of it is great.

Good product!Cuts very flush, laid a .4mm filament out and put the cutter flush to the surface, then cut the filament: it cut the filament right at the bottom - very flush cutting!!

I liked the way they fit in my small hand

I use these cutters for 3D Printing... A lot. I've been using them for about 4 days now, and they are holding up really well to the abuse I put them through.Pros:VERY sharp... Be careful.The points of these cutters are very narrow, which allows me to get into very small spaces to trim parts, and that makes my life easier.The handle has some contour to it, and they are more comfortable then most other cutters I've used.The price. Very reasonable price. I will be ordering more of these for sure.Cons:None yet! I will update my review if something happens.Conclusion:Order these. They are inexpensive, very sharp, very narrow, and comfortable to use. If you're like me and use this type of cutter often, then you know those are the most important things in a cutter.

These cutters work fantastically, but for some reason, the grip came covered in some sort of greasy, slippery, smelly oil.It smelled so strong that my entire room stank for an hour after opening the packaging.Really not sure what that’s about.

These are great the feel good in my hand. They cut really well and so far they have done the job.

Using it mostly for prints made with resin printer. Works flawlessly, I use it after cleaning the prints with IPA - which you should do too other pliers get with resin everywhere and it's getting messy.

Useful for clipping legs but jaws will twist if you get into the solder.

Les pinces sont déjà désalignées après environ 1 mois d'usage à faire du modélisme. Très déçu d'avoir gaspillé mon argent