Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Would you recommend these cutters for use in precision work, like wire-wrapping and jewelry making?
Document: My husband is always stealing my wire cutters (I make jewelry), and I'm afraid he will ruin my jewelry making tools. These cutters looked like just the thing to keep him from raiding my tool box. They appear solidly made and functional.
I have had a couple of nice larger diagonal cutters for awhile, but I've been wanting something to work on small electrical projects, and these are great. They feel great in your hand and cut solid copper with no problem. I've cut up to 10 gauge solid copper with ease and I use them all the time to trim guitar strings and they've been doing a great job with no signs of wear for the past couple of years.If you're looking for a smaller diagonal cutter I would highly recommend these.
Well made heavy duty flush cutters - item came on time in good condition - Well made the tip when closed comes to a point the cutting edges are sharp and equal allowing no light through when closed - can cut anything from paper to steel wire w/o issue - costs a lot less then some European imports but will last about the same - would recommend to anyone..
I wanted these to cut jump rings from a coil for making jewelry. It was a huge struggle just to get it to cut 1/2 hard 20 ga stainless steel. For my purposes, they are essentially useless. I imagine I'll find a use for them and they do give a flush cut, but aren't intended for cutting anything tough.UPDATE: I used them last night to cut soft wire, probably ~26 ga and they worked fine.
That is;  if you misplace the diagonal cutter, it's pretty easy to locate where you left or dropped it during your upside-down operation so you can recover it without crawling out of your work area.These cutters are better than the units provided by my Ex-Company (retired) and I'm quite glad I purchased them for my current upside-down adventures while wiring up my Amateur Radio Installation at Home.I would never attempt to cut a heavy wire with these cutters.
If you are like me and use zip ties for all sorts of things, the sharp edge standard cutters leave behind can cut you hands or gloves easily. These Flush cutters leave a clean edge and work well - great addition to the tool box.
Pros: works great; ergonomic palm-sized so perfect size to get into small places plus my hands don't hurt the next day; points are not sharp enough to gouge wires or humans but cuts well on the blade - these are cutters not snips and I like thatCons: none at all; well...they are more expensive than some, but the value makes up for the cost; cheap tools are bad newsOther: highly recommend to anyone who must constantly cut zip-ties and wires inside enclosed spaces
I got these to use to cut tennis strings. I re-string racquets and the old ones I had broke. I wanted something sturdier and would hold an edge longer. These fit the bill and I like the extra thick handles1
I was amazed at how easy this tool cut. You barely have to use any hand pressure and it cuts flush. It has made my work much easier. I highly recommend it.
I bought this cutter because the reviews I read all said it was tough and it cuts relatively flush to the surface, and the reviews were correct! I use this ALL the time in my craftwork. I use it to cut the backs off of buttons (glass, plastic, shell, and metal), and it does a fabulous job. I will be watching this item for future sales because I would like to have another one for backup (I'm hard on my tools).
Answer: yes