micro serrates scissors

>>1081572
>Is there a way to get them back without buying a new pair?
yeah i have an eraser that will bring them back.

you could try running them on a 60 grit belt sander, you'd get the serrations but they'd be uneven as fuck.

>>1081572
>microserrations

it is a marketing gimmick you stupid fuck, it is just a pair of scissors and if you have trouble using a pair of scissors, it is not the scissors, it is you

>>1081572
yes

use a bench grinder to re-grind the edge, just with like a 60-80 grit wheel it should be rough enough it will grab onto whatever it is cutting

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>>1081572
This is now scissors general.

with these, only one side is serrated. I barely touch it, just a touch on the flat side and stropping it. The smooth side gets treated up to 1000 grit since I have that handy in my truck.

I used to back the screw out all the way, and sharpen them separately, but I ruined my serrations once doing that, and it's hard to back the screw out because it's peened of in the factory.

Now I've started just adjusting the tension and re-peening the screw like it says in the manual.

They also recommend you can adjust the handle spacing with a few hammer blows as well.

>>1081600
OP here. Thanks for your insight, ill take that into consideration.
>>>>1081656
The thing is they look "facotry made" i think maybe microserration is the wrong word. They are bigger. maybe miliserratations?
>>1081859
I was thinking there might be a VERY VERY small file to use. I have seached google for quite some time now. but nothing has come up.

>>1081916
I'd just go with a really rough grit on one side and leaving the other sharp.

The actual tooling needed to make micro serations isn't worth it.
Maybe you could take a file and dremel grooves in it and cut that pattern into the scissors.
http://www.texasknife.com/vcom/index.php?cPath=659_774_778_855

>>1081572
https://youtu.be/On0wstFbbAY