Tips and Tricks

Designed for easy and practical use. Simple handling and regular care help ensure smooth operation and consistent performance over time.

Before You Start

Check the battery/cord: Make sure it’s fully charged (or the cord isn’t damaged) so it doesn’t stop mid-cut.
Test on scrap material: Do a quick test cut to get a feel for the speed and control.

Cutting Tips

Let the scissors do the work: Don’t force them—guide gently and keep a steady hand.
Cut slowly on curves: Electric scissors are fast, so slow down when cutting shapes or corners.
Keep material flat: Wrinkles or folds can cause uneven cuts.
Start from the edge: It’s easier and cleaner than poking into the middle of thick material.

Maintenance & Care

Clean after use: Dust, fabric fibers, or paper bits can build up and reduce performance.
Store safely: Turn it off/unplug and keep it in a case or drawer away from kids or pets.

Safety Tips (Very Important)

Keep fingers clear of the blade area at all times.
Don’t cut hard materials like metal, thick plastic, or wood unless the tool is specifically designed for it.
Turn it off when adjusting or cleaning.
Wear eye protection if you’re cutting brittle materials that might snap.

Handy Tricks

Use a ruler or guide for straight lines.
Mark your cut line clearly with a pencil or chalk before cutting.
For fabric, cut on a cutting mat to protect surfaces and improve control.