Excellent Edges - Worlds best Hairdressing Scissors

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • Excellent Edges , Australia are known for stocking and making the Worlds best Hairdressing Scissors. Take a peek behind the scenes.

Komentáře • 19

  • @almostscenekid
    @almostscenekid Před 13 lety +1

    I have a pair of these they are really good i can't wait to start learning to cut with them.

  • @seegeijan
    @seegeijan Před 5 lety

    May I know the price of these types of scissor

  • @LauraWolfhart
    @LauraWolfhart Před 12 lety

    This is the first I've heard of these. I might give them a try if my Saki Katana shears ever give out. If they can beat saki katana quality then they must be the best!

    • @greeninnovationindustries7383
      @greeninnovationindustries7383 Před 3 lety

      If you want the scissors in j2 Japanese Stainless with Convex edges ! Do message us in instagram!
      instagram.com/green_innovation_industries

  • @ExcellentEdgesScissorCo
    @ExcellentEdgesScissorCo Před 11 lety

    MrGladi8r, I would be very interested to know what model scissor you are talking about and where they where purchased from.

  • @icecreamdee
    @icecreamdee Před 10 lety

    i had a pair of matsuzaki vds 65 they were epic the quality of them was minded blowing , then i had my equipment nicked ;( i miss them sooooo much

  • @chillouthere4056
    @chillouthere4056 Před 4 lety

    Any link to purchase!?

  • @jojothebarber55
    @jojothebarber55 Před 6 lety

    How Much is That?

  • @NicolasHeaton
    @NicolasHeaton Před 9 lety

    The best people the best Scissors.

  • @edt6952
    @edt6952 Před 11 lety

    I have tried them- very good but Yoshi Japan had a better feel...Interesting- my previous was Saki Katana as well:-)
    Greta scissors- on the same par as this one but Yoshi Japan is still a level up.

  • @mackstertube
    @mackstertube Před 8 lety

    What type of steel are the using.
    Japanese steel is harder, keps a better edge and you can get it sharper but is more brittle.
    english steel is more durable as it is not as hard but easier to sharpen and less brittle.
    I would think japanese steel is better for scissors as they are like knives slicing together and never have to cut onto anything else like a knife which can be ruined easier if it is japanese steel.
    I have European steel chisels and they are some where in the middle in terms of hardness. I would be interested to hear from a hairdresser who knows a lot about steels and has experience in using all three types and hardnesses of steels. Like which do they think is the best for scissors.

    • @laschell59
      @laschell59 Před 6 lety

      german steel lasts

    • @julianap2972
      @julianap2972 Před 5 lety

      I HV the best quality hand made scissors 005511952710130

    • @barberokofadeinternational743
      @barberokofadeinternational743 Před 3 lety

      @@julianap2972 HV what? I do not understand?

    • @tomtd
      @tomtd Před rokem

      Steel is not a secret, nor is heat treatment, nor is forging, nor is grinding nor is polishing, nor is skill or craftsmanship. Product at this level varies because of subtle differences. Like cars or even f1 the differences are to suit the makers belief in what the priority is for the user.

    • @mackstertube
      @mackstertube Před rokem

      @@tomtd which is exactly what I said in a distant way to yourself 6 years ago

  • @GiorgosAvlakiotis123
    @GiorgosAvlakiotis123 Před 10 lety

    Cool!