Multi Angle Miter Shear Cutter Hand Tools,45-135 Degree Adjustable Angle Scissors Trim Shears Tools for Vinyl Wood Molding Trim, 2 Extra Spare Blades Included

works great. We'll made, don't know why I didn't get these sooner ☺️

Awesome tool. Bought it to cut flexible trim. Easy to use, sharp and made my project look professional.

Does a good job cutting shoe molding

A crafter's dream tool! But I need one in pink so my husband doesn't run off with mine! We both love this. It is easy to use. One key reminder, when cutting the wood bits, you don't need to put your hand over the wood to stop it from flying off like wire does with wire cutters. You could chance pinching your hand or finger and actually get cut. Yep, I did. I was thinking the wood might fly off so I covered it to perfect that from happening, pinched my finger on the blade. So just know the wood will not go flying when cut.

I saw a video on redesigning just your average plain door by taking trim & cutting it, glueing it to your door, then painting the door. Problem....in order to make the trim into squares, you have to angle cut the corners. My husband could do that with no effort at all, except, he doesn't have a miter saw. His dad does, but that's just to much to go through for what I wanted. On the video, this guy used this tool. Hmm, interesting. So, Amazon here I come again. I haven't used it yet, but I got the one with 2 extra blades. My husband said they are very sharp blades, & made of good metal. He teasingly told me that I probably don't even know what angle I need to set it on. Being married for over 38 years, I pay attention. I said: "45° angle." He just smiled, and said: "yep."

I had these same snipers and they worked good but misplaced them, so I bought a couple pair since I was happy with how they worked. These both broke on the same pice of trim. I like this kind because they made a nice straight cut. Scissor type cutter tend to draw the material in between the blades and cut crooked. Steam clear of these if use them on "credit card" plastics

It can barely cut wood

I saw one of my favorite dollhouse hobbyist using these and finally purchased a pair I did not know how badly I needed these for cutting popsicle sticks and small dowels and now I can't figure out why I went so many years trying to saw these when I could have just been clipping them with these things 100% recommend.

Better off using a saw or machine. The blades wear out fast - thus leaving messey finishes.

Perfect for a novice attempting their own beading. Cut through wooden beading great without lots of waste messing abut with angles

I used this to cut some pvc window cloaking. Cuts are neat and sharp, the spare blades are a nice bonus.

This product doesn't function on any material that I tried. Furthermore it really hurts your hands.

Purchased to cut wood mouldings for a wall panelling project, good for the price with two spare blades included.Accuracy is a bit hit & miss but this is probably due to the material and small angle support, I suspect all this type of cutter are the same.