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  • #53702
    Richard
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    I swear this is going to be my last set of scissors!  I do great on a cheap pair of Fiscars or Scotch but when I get a pair of expensive clothing shears or some for pet grooming, the angles on the two blades can differ up to 12 degrees.

    So does anyone have a tip for either spreading the angle of the rods out more or shimming up the scissor adapter in order to push the scissor edge over some more?  Right now, the stone angle is right at 26 degrees and I need a little more.  I know I’m not the first person to struggle with this dilemma.

    #53703
    airscapes
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    Richard, you can buy 1/4″ square bar from McMaster Carr and replace the factory bar for more range.. but then again I guess it depends on which setup you have.

    #53704
    Richard
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    Richard, you can buy 1/4″ square bar from McMaster Carr and replace the factory bar for more range.. but then again I guess it depends on which setup you have.

    I’ve got the Gen 3 Pro and the scissor adapter.  I’m trying to figure out what factory bar you’re talking about.

    #53705
    airscapes
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    Sorry Richard, not applicable to Gen 3..

     

    #53715
    Eric
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    check this outa at about 3:10

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    Eric
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    #53717
    Richard
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    Thanks, I’ve seen that.  Believe me, I’ve rotated the adapter as many ways as possible and still can’t get the angle I need.

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