Tool Review! Scissor Sharpener 

I enjoy your videos! You’ll want to remove the minimum amount of material when sharpening. Quick tip; color the cutting edge of your shears or scissors with a sharpie and then grind just until all of the marker has been removed the full length of the blades and stop. Im guessing the two slots on that machine are for grinding at two different bevel angles. The manual should describe which to use for specific types of cutting or scissors. Which ever you use on a particular pair of shears you’ll want to always use that same angle during each future sharpening. Changing angles will require additional grinding on the blades to reestablish the bevel the length of the blades. Hope this makes sense, but by coloring the bevel on the blades and checking after each pass through the grinder you’ll see what I mean. I’d also make the same number of passes on each blade so that each blade is having the same amount of material removed from them. Once you have all of your scissors and shears ground to which ever bevel angle you use it should only take one or two passes two freshen up the edges unless you get a big nick in a blade. Good luck!

OMG you made my day! I’m happy to know there are other scissor hoarders out there.🤣Thanks so much for sharing

Straight forward and to the point. Great job. And you are absolutely beautiful. Such a pretty smile.

Love your videos Aimee!! I was SOOO proud of you when you tossed the instructions aside! 👍😉 Then you picked them up... ohh... noo.... 😢 then you tossed them aside again!!! YAY!!!! 👍😊😉😍

I'm envious. I use two in the shop, both Weiss. One for cutting and one for around the bench. I would sharpen only those two. But there's nothing nicer than always having sharp scissors. Good investment.

Thanks, Aimee, your videos are great! And of course now I want a sharpener

OMG! That was wonderful!

My sister from another mother!!

I use my electric can opener I bought 18 years ago and I have a section for sharpening knives, so I use it for my scissor

Hey Aimee, I love your videos! Thank you for everything! oooxxx

Hey Miss A.... Who does RTFM?? I'm with you. Jump in and hang on. I'm glad it does what you need and takes just seconds to do. Glad to see you are doing well... T

Great job on the review Aimee! That’s a nice tool to have, pricey, but I can see it would pay for itself in a short amount of time. Thanks for sharing! Jason

Hey Aimee , nice to see you again!. Now I know to buy one of those sharpeners. Im also a do er ; not a reader!!. Thanks for sharing!

CONGRATS Lady Master Aimee!!!!Very good, very nice, very informative!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You Very MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What else? CHAPEAU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best Wishes.

I have 30 pair of scissors. Very good quality

Ha! Ha! that was great, like how you come across, your nice to watch

hi aimee great video your personality is adictive lol your always happy very pleasing to watch

i take all my stuff to my grinder and then my sander.

Have you tried sandpaper? Cutting Fine paper at the end for almost a polish.

Just a bit OCD....LOL Love your face!

Coolness, what's the affordable alternative that's also great like the ScissorPro? :-) God bless reviewers.

You have to invest in the best when you are pro, if you see what I mean Aimee, have a nice day and Stay Safe !!!.

hy, try to buy a solingen robuso and no need re sharp never, i use my about 7 yeard without resharping...👍❤️

Nice

Hey Aimee, before I retired from the GM trim dept. I would check out the scissor sharpener from the tool crib about a $380 unit, very nice, most everyone would drop off their scissors at my bench, I would have a pile, I was known as the scissor guy! The angle of scissors from the factory was 35% if you were going to cut carpet or leather that day you would want a 45% angle. Does your owners manual give an angle of degrees? Or is it somehow adjustable? Big fan love your videos, Thanks!

Just ordered one. Thanks for the review. Btw, how is it holding up?

Dump question but does this also sharpen left handed scissors? Like you I've always purchased expensive scissors because skimping on quality just doesn't add up. I've used a couple of manual sharpeners but none do the job sufficiently well so I'm hoping you've found a cost efficient way of keep my scissors sharp. Keep up the good work.

Hi Aimee. Did you ever get around to trying it on your more expensive sheets? I use Mundials so just curious.

HAHAHAHAHA!! I have the hoarding issue with a lot of things.....

it has diamonds. and you know they make best friends. :)

👍👏👏👏

Practice with the cheap ones

Hi Aimee, long time no hear. Glad you are doing well. Are you social distancing and wearing your mask? In my line of work I have to be up close and personal so I practice and use all precautions. Quite the collection of scissors, maybe you could donate some of them to a worthy soul. That was a lot to pay for a sharpener, but I can see how it would be a benefit to you especially if it works as good as your professional does. Be safe!!

too bad they are so overpriced. for 90 dollars, you can buy at least 9 high quality scissors these days.

Lol, that's a lot of scissors! But there are far worse things to hoard...

I hand sharpen my shears. And I don't think there is any machines that I would use on a good pair. But who cares about cheap shears.