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Scissor, clipper blade and knife sharpening · Koper

A well-sharpened tool cuts better than a new one.

Scissors, clipper blades and knives, sharpened by hand by Igor Komadina himself. For salons, kitchens, butchers and individuals. Drop off in Koper or post from Slovenia, Croatia and Italy.

Write or call How the work is done
A sharpened hairdressing shear blade in close-up: a mirror-polished flank and an even cutting edge.

A workshop for tools that are used every working day

Tools reach the workshop by post and in person in Koper — from Slovenia, Croatia and Italy. The best proof of quality is customers sending them back again.

Under the microscope

The edge tells you what happened to it

Every blade goes under a microscope before anything is ground — that is where the amount of metal to remove is decided.

The same class of blade after sharpening under the microscope: an even bevel with parallel striations along the full length.
A cutting edge under the digital microscope showing a chip running back from the apex, the kind a bone strike leaves.
Before After
Drag

Before. A chip running back from the apex, the kind a bone strike leaves.

After. An even bevel after grinding, with the burr removed.

Industries

Every trade wears an edge in its own way

The same blunt edge folds hair in a salon, tears the coat in grooming, leaves meat on the bone in a butcher’s.

All industries

Method

What is done to the blade, and why

  • 01

    You deal directly with the person doing the work

    The same person takes the tools in, sharpens them and explains. No counter to disappear behind.

  • 02

    Assessment first, sharpening second

    The assessment shows how much metal actually has to come off. No more.

  • 03

    The edge is built in stages, with cooling

    Coarse to fine grit at a controlled angle. The steel never overheats.

  • 04

    Shears are serviced, not just sharpened

    Stripped, cleaned, both blades sharpened and re-tensioned.

  • 05

    If a tool cannot be saved, you hear it first

    If a tool is past saving you are told before the work, and you do not pay for it.

Services

What goes through the workshop

Shears, clipper blades and knives are not the same job. The price follows the tool.

All services

How it works

From the first message to a tool that cuts again

Drop-off in Koper, post from Slovenia, Croatia and Italy, or by arrangement. The steps are always the same.

More detail
  1. 01

    Tell us what you have

    A message to +386 51 659 600 · igor.komadina@t-2.net with a list of the tools; a photo of the edge helps. You get a starting price and a rough turnaround.

  2. 02

    Drop off in Koper or post

    In person at Ferrarska ulica 14 by arrangement, or by post from Slovenia, Croatia and Italy.

  3. 03

    Assessment and price confirmation

    Every piece is assessed; if the job is heavier than estimated, the price is confirmed before work starts.

  4. 04

    Sharpening and return

    You collect the sharpened tools or get them back by post, with a short note on their condition.

The workshop, working

The scissor jig, the belt grinder, the polishing wheel — the equipment the work is done on.

The captions in this clip are in Slovenian.

Igor Komadina’s workshop: a knife on the belt grinder during bevel restoration.

Prices

Starting prices, confirmed after assessment

Starting prices, confirmed after assessment. You pay when the edge cuts as agreed. The workshop is not VAT-registered.

Full price list
Shears
from 30 €
Clipper blades
from 13 €
Knives
from 10 €
Other tools
Price after assessment

List the tools and say what is wrong with them

A list of the pieces and a few photos of the edge are enough. Write or call on +386 51 659 600 · igor.komadina@t-2.net.

+386 51 659 600 Email the workshop Contact and drop-off