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10″ Sidebent Tailor Shears
$191.39
Availability: Available on back-order
Attention
We are currently in the process of making a batch of this model, and some of the units being produced are still available to backorder. We expect the batch to be finished within 12 weeks, after which point the backorders can be fulfilled. This timescale should be taken as a conservative estimate, not a guarantee, as our production is limited and subject to change due to external factors.
MADE IN SHEFFIELD
The 10″ Sidebent Tailor Shears (or 10″ Dressmaker shears) is a high quality tool for professional use. An outstanding product, used by tailors over the world. It’s perfect to cut through most fabric, and is a real eye-catcher with its mirror polish finished, 5.18″ blades. As all our products, these shears are hand-made with professional quality. So you can cut with ease, optimizing your workflow.
DETAILS
Type: Tailor shears / Dressmaker shears
Use: Tailors and dressmakers, cutting fabric
Total length: 10″ / 25.4 cm
Blade length: 5.18″ / 13.20 cm
Weight: 364 g
Material: Drop forged high quality carbon steel,
long-life precision edge retention
Finish: Hand polished
Packaging: High Quality presentation box
Mirror Polishing Shears to a Professional Finish
More than just a term made up to describe a high level of polish, ‘mirror polishing’ is a specific process with clearly defined objectives. Not only does the mirror finish give the steel a reflective surface that’s free from visible irregularities or imperfections; it also makes the bows and shanks supremely smooth and comfortable to hold which is crucial for any professional expected to handle shears for multiple hours a day.
We mirror-polish scissors and shears such as our professional tailor shears through a set of special tools and techniques. The first key step is rumbling, during which the shears are cycled through a vibratory polishing machine known affectionately as ‘the rumbler’. This machine has a trough filled with porcelain beads and a polishing solution, both of which help to remove marks left over from intense processes such as bench-grinding and belt-sanding.
After rumbling comes a succession of finer polishing processes. Some of these involve special pieces of equipment, such as soft ‘scurf’ or ‘bob’ wheels loaded with polishing compound, which gently abrase the steel. A final cosmetic polish is done by hand, before the mirror-polished shears are sent out to scatter the glorious sunlight in your corner of the world.
