Metal Cutting Shears Smithsonian American Women's History

Metal cutting snips or shears are used to cut sheet metal and wire mesh, as well as a variety of other materials. These snips have yellow and black plastic grips showing the brand Task Force, an in-house brand for Lowes Corporation. Learn more

National Museum of American History

Vintage Pair of Circa 1960s Wiss Industrial Inlaid No. 20 Shears/scissors, Shop Tools, Heavy Duty Cutting, Bent Handled in Cleaned Shape

Cutter's Shears, Description: Shears Creator: W. H. Compton…

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Bench Shears – Works – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

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Iron – Penland School of Craft

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Smithsonian Insider – Ancient Native American beads traced to otherworldy source: an iron meteorite

National Museum of American History

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Evolution of the process of cutting and deformation of sheet metal - Sheet metal forming

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