Darlac Vine Scissors - DP926

The blades are made from razor-sharp carbon steel. The handles are typically made from a durable, lightweight material designed for grip.

No, these vine scissors are designed for delicate tasks and thin stems. For thicker branches, heavier-duty pruning shears would be more appropriate.

Always clean and thoroughly dry the blades after each use. Storing them in a dry environment and occasionally oiling the blades can also help prevent rust.

The Darlac Vine Scissors have an ambidextrous design, making them suitable for both right and left-handed users.

Hollowed blades are designed to reduce friction between the blades as they cut, leading to a smoother and easier cutting action.

It's recommended to lubricate the pivot point and blades periodically, especially after cleaning and drying, or if you notice any stiffness in operation.

Clean the blades thoroughly with a damp cloth, dry them completely, and apply a drop of lubricating oil to the pivot point.

Ensure the blades are sharp. If they are dull, they may need sharpening or replacement. Also, check for any debris lodged between the blades.

Check the pivot screw; it might be too tight. Loosen it slightly. Ensure no debris is obstructing the handle movement. If the issue persists, a drop of oil at the pivot may help.