LEGRAND TESTS
Every LeGrand test in one place, from the newest to the earliest. Each test examines how scissors and thread snips behave on real materials and cutting tasks, with photos and notes on what we observed.
9 tests
We made repeated tip cuts with two used pairs of scissors in 1-ply and 3-ply facial tissue, then compared the visible slits, the effort reported during ...
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Two used pairs of scissors, one facial tissue product, 1-ply and 3-ply: we made continuous straight cuts and documented where cuts failed to start, stay...
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In our tests, both tools completely cut every embroidery floss sample at mid-blade. Near the blade tips, the thread snips separated all samples with one...
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Can two types of scissors cut multiple strands of embroidery floss near their blade tips? Our test compares complete and incomplete cuts after one blade...
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We compared thread snips and conventional embroidery scissors on 1, 3, and 6 strands of embroidery floss at mid-blade, looking at both the photographed ...
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We tested Short and Long Thread Snips around three different buttons. Short was easier to position in the first two tests, while Long was easier beneath...
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We compared Short and Long Thread Snips while removing a large 40 mm coat button. Both fit beneath the button, but Long was easier to position because m...
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We compared Short and Long Thread Snips while removing a 20 mm jacket button. Both fit beneath the button, but Short was easier to position, while Long ...
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We compared Short and Long Thread Snips while removing a tightly sewn 10 mm shirt button. Short was easier to position in the limited space, while the l...
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