Contents tagged with Yasaka Shears
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What Is The Difference Between Convex vs. Serrated Hair Scissors?
Serrated blades cannot be used to perform certain types of hair cutting techniques, such as slide cutting. The reason being one blade has serrations causing it to grab the hair. Therefore, you need a good convex blade scissor to perform this technique. Also, a convex blade will provide a much cleaner cut. Serrated blades tend to leave the hair cuticle jagged. The convex edge plays a big part in the way a scissor cuts through the hair.
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Which Is Better Forged or Cast Hair Scissors?
Forging and casting are two very different manufacturing methods. Cast-the material is heated above its melting temperature and poured into a mold where it solidifies. Forged it is physically forced into shape while remaining in a solid state – while frequently heated. Forged steel is usually stronger.. The advantages of forging include: Generally tougher and will handle impact better than castings.
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Can I Use Household Scissors To Cut Hair?
No, you should never use general purpose scissors to cut hair. Scissor that are not designed to cut hair will cause split ends. General purpose scissors are not designed or sharp enough to cleanly cut the hair cuticle. Therefore, it leaves a jagged edge which creates a split end. The same can be said for hair scissor that are not sharpen when needed.
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Buyer Beware: Avoid Counterfeit Yasaka Shears
Yasaka is now producing scissors under the third generation of the Matsumoto family in Nara, Japan. As they struggle with high material costs and counterfeits from China, the new generation is determined to improve the quality and construction of their products. All the classic styles are now made with ATS314 custom cobalt stainless alloy blades and a better pivot system for a more durable cutting edge and smooth cutting feel. As a result, they have increased their prices, forcing us to increase our prices accordingly. Despite this price increase, Yasaka remains one of the most affordable 100% Japanese-made scissor in the marketplace.
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What Is Rockwell Hardness ?
Rockwell Hardness: The Technical Answer