Blade Shears (hand shears): from the factory vs done up by Shear Sharp NZ. 

I would suggest grinding the shears to make a thinner sharpening bevel. I have a video about grinding your shears that might help

@@allantheshearer Thanks for the reply. No electricity at my place so the grinder's not an option but I've got a good idea from your video what I need to achieve. I'm using a couple of files instead, before the stoning. Excuse me repeating the obvious: so the stoning bevel is separate to the 'slant/bevel' on the outside of the shears? I was trying to create one bevel with the files- before I watched your grinding video- a lot of filing and still don't have a sharp edge. The smaller bevel will help! It's been a question in my head since I've started using shears- what kind of a bevel or edge do shears have. Finally found out!

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Burgon and ball, Vicker tools(Rosa), Aytin shears, Berger, Watson supashear, Jakoti. I can't think of any others just at the moment

А Французский бренд UKAL вам не знаком? в впшем магазине можно купить полностью настроенные и подготовленные ножницы?

I've seen them but I haven't used them. I'll look into them

@@allantheshearer Спасибо к сожалению у нас нет такого большого выбора ножниц. Я ими пользовался хотел узнать мнения профессилнала

Friend, I have some new Burgon Ando Ball sheep shears but they are uncomfortable, you should make a video tutorial on how to make them like yours, open them wider and put a hasp and a hand strap on them, I would be more than happy if you could show me let's do it, greetings ✌️​@@allantheshearer