Miter Shears - 45 to 135 Degree Multi Angle Trim Cutter, Gasket Shear for Cutting Soft Wood, Plastic, PVC and More, Including 10 Spare Blades

These miter shears are a fantastic addition to my toolkit! They cut cleanly and accurately through a variety of materials, making trim work a breeze. The adjustable angle settings are super handy, and the included spare blades mean I won't be running out anytime soon. Highly recommend for any DIY enthusiast!

I thought it was going to be cheap materials but actually... very impressed with quality.

Used once and broke straight away. Complete waste of money.

Was better than using a box saw for thinner beading for panelling the walls, but it was often difficult to cut through at times resulting in maybe not the straightests of cuts. Often had to sand down to level.Going to invest in a mitre saw but for a small project, this is a great tool to have.

We used this to cut down wood dowels and wood trim for some furniture and they made the job super easy! Comes with set of blades too so expected to last a while, making it good value at the price.

This miter shears is a must buy if you like DIY😀😀. It's a stress free one, with easier angle cutting. This Miter Shears deliver precise, clean, the sharp, durable blades, making it ideal for both professional carpentry and DIY projects, don't forget it also have 10 solid extra blades💃💃💃

I bought this to do some panneling in my bedroom. The panneling I was using was pine, and 9mm thick at the thickest point.The angles aren't perfect, they're pretty good but I think I would have got a better result with a mitre saw.While it managed to get through with ease the first half, the second half started to struggle to get through the wood even after I changed the blade. I can only guess that the metal was bent a little.

I have to admit I never knew anything like this existed until I was provided with pair and asked to test them. What have I been missing all these years, how many times in my modelling the past have I needed to cut and accurate angle in some thin plastic or wood. Digging out a mitre block and saw always seemed to be a real bind for just the odd cut. Of course, most the time I didn't bother with the block and saw and just guessed it, but it was never quite right. Using these shears it is spot on every time. Setting the angle plate is easy and it turns smoothly but stays in place, the blade is clearly very sharp as it cuts with ease.Now I have discovered these I know I am going to find an hundred and one uses for them.