ecraft4-in-1 Paper Cutter - 12" Paper Trimmer Multi-Function Scrapbooking Tool with Straight, Wave, Perforated & Creasing Blades for Craft Paper,Cardstock, Coupon, Label, Photo,Postcard (Black)

I bought this because we had something similar for making cards while I was in rehab and I figured I could benefit from it in my artistic life. The option for making fold lines is the surprising option I didn’t know I needed! Also the scored option for tearing is super cool.It’s so affordable, so easy to use, I could care less about the color, the size is diminutive enough for a desk drawer, and it’s just nice to have around for straight lines.

First few uses the different blades are a little tight to get forward into the cutting track, loosens up well after a few uses.light pressure on the end of the cutting track also help them to slide out eadily

Cuts well but I'm still trying to figure out all the things you can do with it. Operator error on my part.

After using this paper cutter for a while, I feel like I can accurately write a review for it. I bought this paper cutter solely for the purpose of using two of the four cutters. These kinds of cutters always frustrate me because of they way they end up cutting construction paper or even certain cardstocks as it kind of gets stuck and rips or frays the edges. Maybe I'm just using it wrong. Either way, it does what I want it to, but I get frustrated after a while.Pros:-You get four different cutting tools: straight, wavy, lined, and scoring.-It makes relatively clean cuts as long as you apply good pressure.-It's compact and light making for easy storage.-The rotating portion is easy to use.-Cut lines are exactly like the sample lines on top of the blade.-Cut lines are crisp.Cons:-If you don't take the cutter off the wheel completely before cutting your project, the top bit won't cut and you have to go back to cut it again.-Any paper that is larger than the length of it (~9 inches - aka A4) it will not fit underneath the plastic track the knife runs on which kind of defeats the purpose of trying to use it on larger paper. So being compact is great, but not when your project is bigger than the cutter.-There is a guideline on the base so you can eyeball where the knife will run, but because it wobbles slightly, the cut may not be straight. I tried to draw a line down the middle with a pen, but it does not follow that line.-The knife track plastic is screwed into the base that you cannot lift it for easy placement of paper. This becomes slightly annoying if the paper doesn't immediately go through underneath it. It has enough clearance for maybe 2-3 sheets.Overall, it does what it is made to do, but the way it was made could have been slightly adjusted for ease and use. For the price, it does a decent job as long as you are ok with limited flexibility. I am usually a pretty patient person, but when I have to use this for bigger projects, it gets very frustrating and I end up going back to my old cutter.

It’s got really cute different edge and a edge to fold envelopes or cards

I really wanted to love this because it not only cuts the paper but can crease it as well. Unfortunately there’s no center line on the base to line to blade up to the exact place you want to cut. The blades also wiggle which end up creating an uneven line. This may be good for kids or projects where you don’t need to be exact, but for me this wont work.

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You get what you pay for with this. It's nice an light and easy to use. The results are what I would expect. I tried cutting thin and card stock paper and had to slide the cutter back and fourth to get it to cut 'most' of the page. The fold part hardly makes a dent and you are folding free hand basically. the perforations are hard to tear. and the squiggley line cuts about the same as the straight edge.