GARTOL Miter Shears- Multifunctional Trunking Shears for Angular Cutting of Moulding and Trim, Adjustable at 45 to 135 Degree, Hand Tools for Cutting Soft Wood, Plastic, PVC, with Replacement Blades

Who knew this existed! I wanted to jam through some 1/4 round and didn’t want to have to keep heading to the saw. This got the job done very quickly and accurately! I was using the plastic 1/4 so not sure how it cuts wood but got my job it was perfect

Purchased these to use on trim for our wall and they worked great.

The GARTOL Miter Shears work really well for trim, PVC, and small craft projects. The angle guide is a big time-saver, and the blades make clean, precise cuts. The handle feels sturdy and comfortable, though after a lot of cuts my hand did get a little tired. Overall, a great tool that makes angled cutting much easier—just shy of perfect, but still very worth it for DIY projects.

I used this to cut 1/2in quarter-round molding for the kitchen and bathrooms. I couldn't have done it without this tool. I love that it also has a safety lock to avoid accidents....make sure you use it lol. I almost had an accident but God protected my wrist and I only got a small cut, these things are so sharp it could do some damage if you're not careful but man these are freakin epic at getting specific cuts. Looks goooooood :) 100% recommend them.

Very useful tool for faster cuts. Easy of use, and very efficient.

Bought the 3 pack of replacement blades to replace the broken blade in my Kobalt miter shears. Blade fits good and seems to be a little more heavy duty than the original one that was in the Kobalt. Hopefully they will fit my Ridgid miter shears when it comes time to replace the blade!

Like the title says, it's almost amazing. It worked for what I needed but it could be better. It cuts through material with easy. There is a slight deflection of the blade which causes the cuts to not be perfectly straight. The fence also moves a small bit which causes some cuts to be off by a degree or two. It wasn't very noticeable on inside cuts but very noticeable on outside cuts. Get rid of the slop in the blade and tighten the fence up and this would be absolutely amazing.

I’ve used these a few times on PVC and soft wood trim, and they worked exactly as expected—quick, accurate 45° cuts with very little effort. The built-in angle guide is clear, making it easy to switch between common angles for molding and trim projects without hauling out a miter saw.The blades are sharp and handled soft materials cleanly. The handle is comfortable and spring-loaded, which helps on longer jobs. I also like the engraved angle markings—they save time when cutting multiple pieces.Where it could be better is the blade replacement. Swapping them out isn’t as smooth as I hoped, and the mechanism feels a bit finicky. Also worth noting: these aren’t meant for hardwood or metal—stick to softwood, plastic, or PVC for best results.Overall, these are a great tool to have for quick, clean angled cuts on trim, and they’ve made a few recent DIY projects a lot easier.