A4 Paper Cutter，Paper Trimmer Guillotine with Automatic Security Safeguard Scrapbooking Tool for Cutting Paper Photographs or Labels Office Home Manual, Black

I scrapbook and love to hang framed photos and this is super great for both of those needs. It’s accurate enough that I feel comfortable enough using it on photos that I only have one copy of!

This product works great on a variatey of material but you have to learn what works best for the given material.I use this product to trim:(1) shipping labels when necessary(2) cardboard envelopes(3) sheets of paperDepending on the material, you must do two things:(1) Apply a lot of pressure to keep your cutting line straight.(2) Sometimes start your cut in the middle of your material and do two cuts in each direction.Using those techniques has resulted in cleaner, straighter cuts. It would have been nice to have a little strip of rubber to provide better tension so that the cutting materials stay in place throughout the cut.The blade has stayed sharp over 500+ cuts and counting.

The media could not be loaded.  i had a stack of duplicate photos i printed out to give to family for Christmas. Cutting the paper with scissors just made the photos look not good. i did not want to spend much on something i would only use on rare occasion so when i saw this it seemed like it would meet my needs.at first i was surprised how small it was as well as the design. i didn't have the highest hopes at that point. nonetheless i gave it a try. the first time or two i didn't notice the raised ridge on the left where you push the paper up against to get it straight vertically. below the flip paper holder and above are lines so you can get it horizontal straight.to cut you press down on the orange slider tab. that pushes the blade out and down into the paper. you then just slide it with slow even pressure across the board. i get nice straight cuts almost all the time. only when i'm in a rush, don't get it lined up, only then do i have problems.i would have rated it higher but it does require going more slowly on jobs than a traditional blade type. that said those units can easily cost well over a hundred or more. so all things considered i am happy with this. i can recommend this with the caveat that it is an inexpensive cutter so don't expect the same as you'd get from one that cost ten times the price.

Doesn't cut at a 90 degree angle when paper is lined up with the plate, but for the price you can't really expect precision.

I bought this thinking it had a chopping arm, but it has a ruler with a cutter that slides up and down it. It's a little more tricky. You have to press down a bit on the cutter as you swipe or it won't reach through the paper. It's a little wonky trying to cut a small bit off since it's hard to steady the paper. Overall, it's a nice tool when you don't have space for a big cutter, and very lightweight and thin. I'm glad I purchased it for the small art projects I do, but if I had the space, I'd probably get a full-size chopper.

If I have a con, it's that it's quite lightweight and slips easily on a countertop. A nuisance when cutting lots of bags, but it's just a nit, not a real issue.I bought it specifically for cutting bags from a roll of vacuum sealing plastic and it works great: life the bar, insert the plastic, adjust for length, swipe, repeat.The advantage of cutting your own bags is waste reduction: why use a quart bag if you only need a pint? It saves money, too. This little cutter is ideal.If it cuts plastic easily, it'll surely perform on paper or cardstock. Highly recommended.

Can not cut a lot of paper at a time, as they have limited height, I mean the Number of pages. Are usually cut 10 to 15 paste what is a time. Is still oaky, But if you want to cut a light cardboard, I don’t think it’s not a big problem. you know what this is quite cheap you can find on Amazon so I did not complain much. Fair rating .

It's hard to hold especially small pieces perfectly flat and this push down button with the blade thing is one more thing to break and not helpful for me. Would be nice if you could turn the blade and cut long pieces lengthwise too. This is for old ladies I think.

It took me a while to work out how to use this, so much so I thought it was broken as it wasn't cutting anything. You need to push down on the blade for it to cut which is a little tiresome. The plastic ruler guide that the blade is attached to lifts up which is great for sliding in the paper. I found also this out accidentally. When you realise how to use it properly it does the job well although I'm not sure how long the blade will stay sharp enough to cut.I have only used it to cut A4 standard thickness paper - it chews up tissue paper! I'm not sure how it fares on thicker paper/card. I bought it for occasional use so I am happy with it's use so far and I feel it is good value for money if that is your intention. I plan on also using it for cutting printed photos on photo paper so I hope it is up to the job.

The product itself is good, it does what it's supposed to do but the only thing letting it down is the measuring lines. They're not the easiest to use and there is no guide/indicator to help you line up the cutting blade. Following any border is difficult as you can't line up the edge you wish to cut so need to cut a rough edge and then tidy up the exact edges of each individual piece.

Small, cheap looking plastic but does the job, for what I paid it is as expected really I did get last minute few pounds off tho so only paid £6 wouldn’t want to pay anymore for what u get. Cut is ok but blade not as clean cut as I guess a more expensive one would give but does the job for my 11year olds craft projects for now

Preis/Leistung absolut in Ordnung. Manchmal schafft er es nicht direkt vom Rand weg zu schneiden, daher ein Stern Abzug, aber von der Mitte weg gehts super und daher find ich es wirklich ok. Also für uns daheim (hauptsächlich zum Zuschneiden von Bastelpapier) ist er super geeignet

I rarely leave reviews, but this is so awful that if I had the box I would send it back. I used it for lightweight cutting to make labels to help the children get organised. That's all, no big ask. It doesn't cut clean. It doesn't cut straight - it has that annoying upswing so the end of the paper doesn't look level. It's not sharp, the paper crumples. My advise would be to either spend more money on something that does a better job or buy scissors, which is what I've had to use just to get my job done.