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The Pitchfork’s survival projects,

The Original "Unlimited" Scissors

Joyce Chen

 (Red, white, yellow, or blue handle)

Product Review

Pitchfork © 2010
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Introduction

This is a survival product review of Joyce Chen's The Original "Unlimited" Scissors.

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Plenty to learn at the maker’s website:

http://www.joycechen.com/products/joyce-chen/cutting-tools/the-original-unlimited-scissors.html

Pitchfork’s pleased overall with this survival kitchen utensil.  These ‘little’ scissors exceptionally useful.  ‘Unlimited’?  Well . . . most likely way less limited than you’d think at first blush.  Versatile and powerful.

User Tips and Tricks

Be careful what you’re cutting; this survival kitchen utensil will cut clean

Survival Checklist

Five stars. Sturdy . . . Strengthened steel, major pin at the fulcrum

Five stars. Reliable . . . Grab hold and go, all mechanical 

Five stars. Safe as you can make ‘em . . . it’s a high-quality cutting tool, so take care what you’re cutting; solid, stable feel in use; fingerholds permit firm grip even for old, cold, and gloved hands

Five stars. Convenient . . . fully operable with one hand; extra large fingerholds and major length differential between fulcrum pin to either extent take the strain and struggle out of cutting

Five stars. Inherent, intrinsic benefits to quality of life . . . the design readily extends utility to beyond-kitchen cutting applications, the blades are each sharp, as is the closed endpoint, the grips offer extraordinary stability – hence, in close quarters, this survival kitchen utensil could be a personal security tool