What Size Do You Cut?
A handy tool, the scissors is designed here as retractable, featuring a pair of blades that extend and contract to cut almost any size. The blades retract into the ergonomically designed handles and size control is via a centrally located button. At first I was quite skeptical about the big handle size, but then it struck me that a fitting grip is quite essential when cutting in the fully extended mode. The pressure balance needs to be maintained. So the form makes sense in the whole user-context, although it may seem a bit off, when the blades are at minimum size. Awesome Scalable Scissors!
Designer: Jie Weng



















23 Comments »
Adam says
I like the concept but there are some definate ergonomic / usability issues.
Adam says
I like the concept but there are some definate ergonomic / usability issues.
jpgcs says
Nice idea, but is it working stably?
piacha says
really ergonomic! ..
jpgcs says
Nice idea, but is it working stably?
piacha says
really ergonomic! ..
Confucius says
http://www.red-dot.sg/concept/porfolio/o_e/PD/R10... Red dot winner last year…
Confucius says
http://www.red-dot.sg/concept/porfolio/o_e/PD/R10... Red dot winner last year…
Nikita says
This design will go in the "why didn't I think of that category" for most of us.
Nikita says
This design will go in the “why didn't I think of that category” for most of us.
Ilumexy says
Ergonomic? Are u sure?
Ilumexy says
Ergonomic? Are u sure?
YeJin says
good idea!!!!
YeJin says
good idea!!!!
Colin says
Very creative. The only problem might be that they probably aren't going to comfortable, unless an ergonomic "curve" is added to the handles. Otherwise great idea.
Colin says
Very creative. The only problem might be that they probably aren't going to comfortable, unless an ergonomic “curve” is added to the handles. Otherwise great idea.
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