Tools & Hardware : Black & Decker SZ360 3.6-Volt Ni-Cad Cordless Power Scissors
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Black & Decker
Color: Orange
EAN: 0028877583853
Label: Black & Decker
Manufacturer: Black & Decker
Model: SZ360
Publisher: Black & Decker
Sales Rank: 1
Studio: Black & Decker
Warranty: 1
Features:- 3.6-volt cordless power scissors for use on fabric, cardboard, paper, tarps, more
- Up to 70 minutes continuous run time on one charge for your cutting needs
- Durable plastic body, soft comfort grip, ergonomic in-line blade design
- Includes scissors, universal cutting blade, and charger
- 2-year warranty
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Amazon.com Product Review:
These scissors offer way more cutting power than just about anyone can muster with muscle alone, and best of all, it’s effortless. You can’t help but love a product that makes life so much easier, especially for folks who suffer from arthritis.
You can cut nearly anything with these, from delicate pattern paper to sheet vinyl flooring and window screening, with just the press of a button. Our favorite job for these, though, is to easily slice into that impossible-to-open, hard plastic packaging that seems to be on most everything these days. It’s no match for these scissors.
When power scissors first came out, there wasn’t too much concern about ergonomics, but we know so much more these days about how important that is. Black & Decker’s made this power tool a treat for the body to use, with a nice cushy grip, super light weight and no force needed.
One charge will keep you cutting for 70 minutes, and then you just plug it in and charge it again. There’s no end to what you can use these power scissors for – gift wrapping, sewing, scrapbooking, decorating, jobs around the house, crafts, clipping coupons. --Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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Perhaps I was expecting too much from the tool wizards at Black & Decker when they introduced the B&D 3.6V Cordless Scissors. Ergonomically perfect, but truth be told this product simply cannot negotiate plastic clam shelled packaging. With limited results, I tested the fully charged scissors on sail canvas. The battery was in drain mode after about 30 minutes of continuous use. I'll go back to shears. No longer in the 30 day return window, it looks like I am now the proud owner of one great ... Read More
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I bought these scissors for my husband as a stocking stuffer about 2-3 Christmas's ago. We use it for just about everything. We have two girls and these scissors really come in handy while opening new toys which are excessively packaged. We've never had a problem with them. I would def recommend them!
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I love these! I have arthritis in my hands, so using regular scissors can be difficult, even on paper. These things zip through everything. I use them to cut a lot of cardboard to use when I ship stuff in envelopes, to keep them rigid and to protect the items inside. I tried them on fabric, but they didn't work well for that, but I understand there's another model with a blade especially for fabric, so I'll be looking for that one soon.
The charge lasts for a long time and this is easy ... Read More
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these work fine on everything it says it can cut...Ive tried almost all material it lists and it cuts it....Maybe so me people cant use simple tools...I see a couple below me who fit into that group
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These are great scissors to use if you want to save wear and tear on your hands when tackling tough tasks. I bought them specifically because I needed to cut several templates out of thick plastic. I thought at first they were too delicate for the task but they worked like a champ. Saved me several hours of work. Don't know how long they will last but they did the job I bought them for. They work great for cutting open the blister packs that many items are packed in today.
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