O’Shine Ratchet Miter Shears Expert for Angular Cutting Molding Crafting Wood, Quarter Round Cutting Tool, 45-135 Degree Multi Angle PVC Miter Shear Trim Cutter Hand Tool, w/Extra Four Anvils & Blade

I bought this after purchasing Hungback Peel and Stick TPE Chair rail. I tried using scissors to cut the TPE, and it was messy. These shears give perfect angles, and cut through it like butter. I was able to create 90° corners on the squares I put on my wall. You can use them by yourself, no need for assistance. The TPE I bought was about 1/2 inch at its thickest. Great tool!!

I was leery of these because I never heard of the brand but figured I would chance it because they were returnable. I do cabinetry and have had these exactly 1 year now and use them every single day all day and they have been amazing. Clean sharp accurate cuts with zero tear out. For shoe molding they cut your time in half over getting up and down and walking to the saw not to mention no mess because there is no dust.

Worked great with the composite quarter round.

These shears make cutting molding a much easier task than pulling out a saw. But I didn’t realize until after I received them that they only cut angles for a single plane, such as wainscoting type design. However, if you are doing chair rail and need to go around a wall, they will not cut those angles.

Yes! I needed to miter small 1/4” quarter round for cabinet doors that I’m making. The ease and precision of this tool is a game changer. I haven’t tried this on larger items, but already worth the price as the doors were done quickly.

A great tool for cutting wood! I am doing 1/64 scale diorama with craft sticks and wooden dowels and this tool came in handy! Great attachments, and worked better than expected.

Exceeded my expectations. Was able to cut through moulding without much difficulty. The ratchet system helped a lot . Will see how it holds up. Definitely saved time and clean up(no saw dust like a miter saw.

This may be fine for crafters working with tiny balsa wood pieces or whatever, but this is not for a professional carpenter who is looking for a precision result.Honestly, I cannot understand how this design could ever produce a true cut. There is a huge ridge on the cutting bed where the blade strikes it (like 1/8" high) so your workpiece is like a teetertotter and rocks up and down. The end result is a compound bevel cut. It may be 45 degrees in the x-y plane, but it is not 90 degrees in the z plane. The bed where your workpiece rests needs to be flat and perfectly perpendicular to the blade. This is NOT that. If you are a woodworking enthusiast or someone who earns a living as a carpenter, you understand what I just wrote. If caulk is your best friend in your molding projects, then you might be happy. If you are using stained molding where errors cannot be covered with caulk and you want tight joints, find something else. It is also impossible to trim small cuts off the end. I will often overcut my molding by 1/8' or so and then trim the piece to the exact fit. These shears will never do that as the blade deflects as you make the cut. I was also a little disappointed that there was no bag for the various cutting heads and extra blade that came with the tool, but it's a moot point as I am returning the item. Wanted to love it guys but I need much more accuracy than these could ever hope to deliver.