Can someone tell me what this is called?

[Ringel05]

That is a pair of Foreskin Snippers. Just about every Pediatric Surgeon in the country has a pair of those in his top desk drawer.

Good thing they finally upgraded from this:

You seem to have cigars and pediatrics confused.

How? They both remove "tips"...........

 

[zzzz]

I bought these in the sewing section of Walmart in Dyersburg TN about 3 years ago. My nephew said he would like to have one, but I haven't seen any in Walmart since and I don't know what to google on Amazon to find them.

Are they right handers or lefthanders?

 

[alan1]

Good thing they finally upgraded from this:

You seem to have cigars and pediatrics confused.

How? They both remove "tips"...........

Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back
Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back
Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back
Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back

I said nothing and meant nothing.

 

[Ringel05]

You seem to have cigars and pediatrics confused.

How? They both remove "tips"...........

Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back
Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back
Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back
Must not call a mod a pole-smoker, must hold back

I said nothing and meant nothing.

Smart ass!!!

 

[copsnrobbers]

Many old school Doctors use them to perform Vasectomies and Veterinarians use them to geld horses.

 

[Mr.Nick]

I bought these in the sewing section of Walmart in Dyersburg TN about 3 years ago. My nephew said he would like to have one, but I haven't seen any in Walmart since and I don't know what to google on Amazon to find them.

Just a weird design for a sheer...

Obviously you apply pressure to the "tinggy" to close the sheer.

Interesting design, yet its downfalls - like applying pressure. I mean it's not exactly a conventional pair of sheers.

The tool could be designed to cut thick nails on a human or even a nail cutter for an animal...

At the same time it looks like it could be some sort of sewing tool - to cut thread or something.

 

[syrenn]

I bought these in the sewing section of Walmart in Dyersburg TN about 3 years ago. My nephew said he would like to have one, but I haven't seen any in Walmart since and I don't know what to google on Amazon to find them.

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/SE-Thread-Nipper-With-Stopper/dp/B0062PBQPU/ref=zg_bs_3480685011_7]Amazon.com: SE Thread Nipper With Stopper, Size 4 1/4".: Home & Kitchen[/ame]



[ame]http://www.amazon.com/AM-Leonard-ZL122-AML-Sheep-Shear/dp/B001FA9S70/ref=zg_bs_3480685011_35[/ame]

 

[Big Black Dog]

That is a pair of Foreskin Snippers. Just about every Pediatric Surgeon in the country has a pair of those in his top desk drawer.

I actually saw that procedure done when I was in nursing school. God! I couldn't believe I had let them do that to my little baby boy!~

Most doctors these days use an electric pencil sharpener.

 

[dilloduck]

Are people allowed to run with them ?

 

[copsnrobbers]

I bought these in the sewing section of Walmart in Dyersburg TN about 3 years ago. My nephew said he would like to have one, but I haven't seen any in Walmart since and I don't know what to google on Amazon to find them.

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/SE-Thread-Nipper-With-Stopper/dp/B0062PBQPU/ref=zg_bs_3480685011_7]Amazon.com: SE Thread Nipper With Stopper, Size 4 1/4".: Home & Kitchen[/ame]



[ame=http://www.amazon.com/AM-Leonard-ZL122-AML-Sheep-Shear/dp/B001FA9S70/ref=zg_bs_3480685011_35]Amazon.com: Sheep Shear: Patio, Lawn & Garden[/ame]

syrenn the home maker, the domestic godess.

 

[syrenn]

I bought these in the sewing section of Walmart in Dyersburg TN about 3 years ago. My nephew said he would like to have one, but I haven't seen any in Walmart since and I don't know what to google on Amazon to find them.

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/SE-Thread-Nipper-With-Stopper/dp/B0062PBQPU/ref=zg_bs_3480685011_7]Amazon.com: SE Thread Nipper With Stopper, Size 4 1/4".: Home & Kitchen[/ame]


[ame=http://www.amazon.com/AM-Leonard-ZL122-AML-Sheep-Shear/dp/B001FA9S70/ref=zg_bs_3480685011_35]Amazon.com: Sheep Shear: Patio, Lawn & Garden[/ame]

syrenn the home maker, the domestic godess.

oh i dont know about that...

I have several that have that style of blade/handle.... one is for grass and the other is for sewing.

 

[copsnrobbers]

Amazon.com: SE Thread Nipper With Stopper, Size 4 1/4".: Home & Kitchen


Amazon.com: Sheep Shear: Patio, Lawn & Garden

syrenn the home maker, the domestic godess.

oh i dont know about that...

I have several that have that style of blade/handle.... one is for grass and the other is for sewing.

Isn't that a part of being a domestic Godess?

 

[syrenn]

syrenn the home maker, the domestic godess.

oh i dont know about that...

I have several that have that style of blade/handle.... one is for grass and the other is for sewing.

Isn't that a part of being a domestic Godess?

Not sure.

 

[Mr.Nick]

I'ts probably a tool for cutting thread on a production line....

I could totally see how scissors could cramp your hands up, but I suppose eventually those things would do the same but the individual using the tool would have extended agility...

 

[edthecynic]

Those snips look pretty cheap. I've had a Wiss Clip for over 25 years and they are still sharp.

 

[koshergrl]

Amazon.com: SE Thread Nipper With Stopper, Size 4 1/4".: Home & Kitchen


Amazon.com: Sheep Shear: Patio, Lawn & Garden

syrenn the home maker, the domestic godess.

oh i dont know about that...

I have several that have that style of blade/handle.... one is for grass and the other is for sewing.

Yes, the first thing I thought was "hedge clippers!"

What do I know from scissors. They could be sheep shears too:

 

[firstresident]

Those do not look like any sewing items that I have ever seen!!!!