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<div>At 2:35 pm -0700 19/8/07, Jurgen Goering wrote:</div>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>Do not use serrated scissors. What
you need is hair cutting scissors with micro-toothing. (Perhaps
that is what Howard J. meant ?) The micro-teeth keep the fibers
from sliding away from the blades, but the teeth actually stop short
of the cutting edge...</blockquote>
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<div>I would recommend rather the scissors with angled blades, which
are available from most of the European suppliers:</div>
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<div>An old colleague of mine, who is now dead and did no bequeath me
his ancient treasures, had a pair of scissors with the blades angled
in the other plane and I would dearly love to find a supplier of such
scissors, which are ideal for damper trimming.</div>
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<div>A pair of damper felt squeezing pliers is also desirable. I
have the 50mm size.</div>
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