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I used to own a pair of flush cutters where the jaws and the handles met at
about a 45-degree angle. Made for a nice tool for getting in between components when you needed to nip something off flush with the PCB. I think they were Xcelite. I can't find anything like those Xcelites anymore. Everything is either straight (no angle between the jaws and handles) or maybe a slight angle. Anyone know of a good cutter that has a 45-degree angle? Flush-cut desirable but not critical. A 1/2" (12 mm) jaw opening would be nice, though. Thanks, Dave |
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