Mizutani sword d-19

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  • čas přidán 31. 07. 2016
  • Review on the mizutani d-19 from a professional hairdressers point of view

Komentáře • 19

  • @monkessj469
    @monkessj469 Před 4 lety +1

    Thank you for your review, helped me alot deciding between db20 vs d19

    • @seandanielsen8311
      @seandanielsen8311  Před 4 lety +1

      Chocobo kei absolutely it was hard to find any Info when I was making the same decision

  • @alexcastellon4126
    @alexcastellon4126 Před 4 lety +1

    Bad ass I’m glad I found this review your right , but they sure are pricey but honestly i plan on saving for some

    • @seandanielsen8311
      @seandanielsen8311  Před 4 lety

      Alex Castellon they aren’t cheap but they are worth the investment!

  • @telestratman65
    @telestratman65 Před 6 lety

    Hi, I own both the D19 and the DB20 personally I prefer the D19 but switch between the two as the both are so good. I used to use Kasho millennium 6.2 for years. Since I’ve used Mizutani there is no going back. On Nano powdered steel Kasho say it is a harder more brittle steel. My next purchase will be a pair of Acro knife as I’ve been told they are great at slicing and texturing. 😀

    • @brandonberrios4887
      @brandonberrios4887 Před 6 lety

      What is it about d19 that you like more than db20, which scissor do you prefer for scissor over comb? I am about to by one of the 2 models I am a barber and do a lot of over comb work as well as looking for power comfort and balance while never having to worry about hair pushing or folding no matter what the hair type. I appreciate any feedback, thank you

  • @arielespiro
    @arielespiro Před 7 měsíci

    Sir one question. What about the tension screw? does it stay in place holding the desired tension or does it get loose with after a few cuts?

  • @pauljaysantiago
    @pauljaysantiago Před 7 lety

    Thanks for your review. Did you try out the Type Z2 by any chance? If so, what were your thoughts on its power compared to the D-19?

    • @seandanielsen8311
      @seandanielsen8311  Před 7 lety

      PJ Santiago I have not, but now knowing I saw on their ig they made the sword db 20 with the d-19 kengata style blade I'd probably would have done that

  • @richardrodriguez6437
    @richardrodriguez6437 Před 4 lety

    This is great! I have a pair of Matsuzakis; but my fingers fit kinda tight; I had fallen in love with the D-19 but was concerned about experiencing the same thing.....I think you cleared that up. Thanks. I also looked for the Kengata blade on the DB 20 but could only find it i the swivel. Is that the one you were referencing?

    • @seandanielsen8311
      @seandanielsen8311  Před 4 lety +1

      Richard Rodriguez they can custom make them to how you want but I have no clue how much they charge for that

  • @jasonmarino1695
    @jasonmarino1695 Před 5 lety

    Hi thank for the review. In your opinion is would you recommend these scissors as an all rounder? Would they be good as a slicing scissor? Cheers from the UK. Jason

    • @seandanielsen8311
      @seandanielsen8311  Před 5 lety

      jason marino yea absolutely I find it very versatile as a shear they aren’t the pointiest but they do what I need them to!

  • @brandonberrios4887
    @brandonberrios4887 Před 6 lety

    Hey I am preparing to by a pair of shears possibly 2 pair directly from mizutani North America, i already ordered and sent back schorem master because they weren’t comfortable in my hand, and am now deciding on what to have them send me now. However I was told I couldn’t try cutting with them or they wouldn’t be returnable, how were you able to try them out? Where did you order from?

    • @seandanielsen8311
      @seandanielsen8311  Před 6 lety +1

      Brandon Berrios I contacted them and they got me set up with the rep in my city and he had some demo shears for me to try out