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CNC is a USA-based scissor brand using CNC-machined ultra-hard steel blades, offering cutting, thinning, and left-handed shears with custom engraving.

Every CNC blade is shaped by Computer Numerical Control machining, the manufacturing method the brand is named for, and the USA company says its steel is too hard to shape any other way. Product listings name VG10, 440C, and 9CR13 steels across cutting, thinning, and left-handed shears. The two models...

Every CNC blade is shaped by Computer Numerical Control machining, the manufacturing method the brand is named for, and the USA company says its steel is too hard to shape any other way. Product listings name VG10, 440C, and 9CR13 steels across cutting, thinning, and left-handed shears. The two models catalogued here, both 6.0 inch, carry guide prices of $200 and $250.

Overview

CNC is a USA based scissor brand that takes its name from the CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining process used to shape its blades. The brand claims that its steel is hard enough that traditional manufacturing methods cannot shape it, making CNC machining a necessity rather than a choice.

Product Range

CNC offers cutting scissors, thinning scissors, and left handed scissors. Their listed specialties include all purpose cutting, straight cutting, and thinning at various rates. The brand sits in a mid range price tier (price range 3).

Manufacturing Approach

According to CNC Scissors, they use an ultra hard steel that reaches the maximum hardness achievable in scissor steel. CNC says its steel is hard enough that CNC machining is needed to shape the blades. CNC’s product listings name the steels used, including VG10, 440C, and 9CR13.

CNC also offers personalized engraving, allowing stylists to add patterns, designs, or their name to the scissors. This is a feature that several other brands in the mid to premium tier also provide.

Distribution

CNC Scissors sells directly through its official website at cncscissors.com. The brand’s online store is its primary sales channel.

Product range overview

Six CNC models are catalogued, priced from $200 to $250. The six-model range covers professional cutting and thinning at a mid-range price point consistent with quality CNC-machined scissor production. For current specifications and availability, the authoritative source is the retailer carrying CNC scissors for the relevant market.

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CNC at a glance

Budget
Mid-range $200–400
Makes
Cutting Scissors, Thinning Scissors, Left-Handed Scissors
Based in
USA
Catalogue
7 models listed

Product Types

Cutting Scissors Thinning Scissors Left-Handed Scissors

Specialties

All-purpose Straight cut Thinning Thinning rate

Materials & Construction

The steel, edges, and handle styles CNC works in:

Where to Buy

Official Brand Websites

CNC

Official Website

How CNC Compares

Brand CNC BLACKSMITH BLADES Shark Fin FRESH
Country USA USA USA USA
Typical price US$200–US$250 US$400–US$400 US$400–US$1,600 US$100–US$325
Steel VG10, 440C, 9CR13 VG10, 440C, 9CR, 6CR 440A, 440C, VG10, ATS-314 440C
Blade types Convex
Handles Swivel, Crane
Specialties All-purpose, Straight cut, Thinning, Thinning rate Blunt cut, Slide cut, Point cut, Volume control, Texture control Blunt cut, Slide cut, Point cut, Smooth cut, Convex cut, Clean cut, Chunking, Texturizing, Thinning, Blending Blunt cut, Slide cut, Precision cut, Dry cutting, Texture control(10~15%, 20~25%, 25~30%), Blending

Frequently Asked Questions

CNC is a USA-based scissor brand. It takes its name from the CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining process it uses to shape its blades.

CNC’s listings name VG10 and 440C across its range.

The two CNC models catalogued here carry guide prices of $200 and $250, with the exact figure depending on the model and steel.

Yes. CNC offers left-handed models in addition to its cutting and thinning shears.

CNC machines its blades from hard steel and offers cutting, thinning, and left-handed shears, with personalised engraving available.

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 · by scissorpedia
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