These scissors are self-opening. They work well for
someone just learning to cut or persons with reduced strength.
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Softcover, 1999 This packet of reproducible 8.5 x 11
cards moves children through developmental cutting steps.
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Lightweight continuous loop plastic handle sheers. Gently squeeze the thumb and fingers for operation. Automatic opening when the pressure is released. A blade guard is supplied for safety when the scissors are not in use.
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This easily attached scissors stand can convert either style of loop scissors into tabletop scissors. Pictured with #7022, but sold separately.
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Similar to the style listed above #7029 with an additional spring, which opens the scissors when pressure is released.
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Similar to the style listed above #7029 with an additional spring, which opens the scissors when pressure is released.
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All the features of #7022 plus greater control when using the long loop. Persons with limited movement can place fingers
outside of the loop.
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All the features of #7022 plus greater control when using the long loop. Persons with limited movement can place fingers
outside of the loop.
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These scissors allow the strength of the total hand to cut while maintaining control.
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These scissors allow the strength of the total hand to cut while maintaining control.
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These scissors offer stability as the scissor is fixed to
a wooden base, which has non-slip pads. The
scissor is operated by depressing the large "T"
shaped handle. The spring automatically reopens
the scissor after completion of cutting action.
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Bladeless cutting, simply pull the paper, card or acetate through the cutter for smooth lines. No visible sharp edges, makes this tool extremely safe. The handle design allows for use with the left or right hand.
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Depress the "T" Handle with the scissors in a stable position or scoot them across the table to cut.
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A traditional look, with self-opening action when pressure
is released.
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A traditional look, with self-opening action when pressure
is released.
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