Paper Trimmer Craft Paper Cutter: 4 Style Multi-Function Scrapbooking Tool with Dial Blades of Straight,Wave,Dotted,Perforated,Creasing for Cutting Paper,Coupons,Photos,Postcards,Scrapbook,Card
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Color: green
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- Rotate to select shape you want, press down and slide to finish cutting.The blade cartridge can rotate 360 two-way, transparent guides on both sides of the sliding track ensure straight cuts
- 9 inch cutting length to cut A4, A5 Paper, Photos, Cards and more. Max cut 5 sheets of 20 lb every time. Cut a little lesser prolongs blades' service life.
- In addition to cutting, the multi-function dail trimmer also has indentation paper folding and dotted line functions, which be able adults teach children to do manual and DIY a tearable coupon!Provides Endless Design Possibilities for Your Albums, Scrap book, Greeting Cards, Memory Books, Labels, Gift Tags, Photo Crafts,Coupons, School Leisure Projects
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The whole circular top can be rotated clock-wise or counter-clock-wise to load either the straight cut, the perforated cut, the wavy cut, or the fold creaser. Slide the tool head that needs to work to the middle position between the turntable and the guide rail. Press the tip of the knife down before you start cutting the paper. Press the tip of the knife with your hand and start cutting along the guide rail. Rotate the blade to be replaced to the designated position and slide the blade outward along the notch. The non-working blade is removed and a new one is prepared. Push the new blade in along the groove toward the rotating disc. Ecraft make the world full of possibilities Visit the Store Visit the Store
Brand: ecraft
Material: Plastic
Color: green
Active Surface Area: 155
Operation Mode: Manual
Brand Name: ecraft
Manufacturer: ecraft
Part Number: 7868
Model: 7868
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Operation Mode: Manual
Print media: Labels
Active Surface Area: 155
Item Weight: 0.22 Kilograms
Material Type: Plastic
Color: green
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Color: green
SHORT FORM I bought this cutter to trim promotional postcards for my husband’s short film, to be given out at a film festival. It worked to get the job done to cut out 100 postcards. The first 30-40 were pretty smoothly trimmed. After that point there was a noticeable decline in cut cleanliness, and some more jagged edges. (I wish I’d taken some photos of the stacks to show what I mean, but, ah well). Ultimately, it worked for what I needed to do in a pinch, and you get what you pay for ($8.79 on Prime Day). DETAILED Between test prints and final prints, I used this cutter on around 60 pieces of 250gsm matte photo paper, 260gsm glossy photo paper and plain copy paper, with each piece of paper needing at least 6 cuts (2 postcards per paper). So, after around 360 cuts on thick paper, how did and how is the trimmer performing? The cuts started out relatively smooth and clean for the first 20 pieces of paper (120 cuts), but got noticeably less clean afterward. Every so often I would use a brush to clean off paper residue from the blade and from the blade-well, which helped little at improving cut smoothness. The blade seems to dull very quickly. There was a slight work around, of varying the pressure when pressing down on the blade holder to use parts of the blade that got less wear. However this is not a good workaround, since if you don’t press hard enough, it won’t cut all the way through anyway. (Attached to this review, I’m including a video of how the cuts look at this point, without switching out the blade) For cut accuracy, the margin of error is about 0.125-0.25cm, which is pretty significant if you’re trimming with a standard trim/bleed size of ⅛”. The extendable side ruler is also completely useless for maintaining right-angle cuts. It hyperextends just too far past what would make a straight line down the side, and is very wobbly, so getting that 90º cut with it was impossible. I had a better time eyeing it and using the grid printed on the cutter. I know these are very specific, granular gripes. If you are using this for casual crafting, this is probably a great cheap tool to get. But if you want or need that needlepoint accuracy and the smooth cuts for a large quantity, it may be better to invest in something more substantial. Still a good tool though. Again, you get what you pay for.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by CRISTHIAN ROGEL
Color: green
Got this for my mom as a mother's day gift. She loves scrapbooking and has a junk journal. She absolutely loved it!! It worked as expected and cut great 💜💜
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Color: green
I got this to score paper for iris folding and it works pretty good. The only thing I don’t like is that you can’t lift the arm/ruler, you have to slide the paper underneath and you have to push down kind of hard as you slide the cutting/scoring blade, it also isn’t centered exactly so it’s starting to cut the plastic but idk if I care. It’s decent for the price and purposes
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by jaianna jarvis
Color: Pink
Works well a lot of fun!
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Color: green
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023 by Jeannie
Color: Black
Does not cut well. I’ve been trying to use this trimmer for my scrapbook paper and the cutting preformed is lacking. The blade will skip and not cut in random parts of the trim line. After a month of use I’m not impressed. Not sure if I got a faulty product but would not recommend for someone who wants a trimmer for regular use.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by Austin Whisler
Color: green
Easy to use and works great. Isn't always the best at cutting specifically, but that mostly goes for thicker materials. That being said, I appreciate that it has different kinds of cuts it can do. It makes it easier to use for a multitude of projects. The item was larger than I anticipated, but that was my bad for misreading the size. Overall, works well, and I don't regret getting it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026 by Evelyn
Color: green
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025 by Karl