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No hay artículos en el carroHas large steel cutting blade to reduce user effort;Has extra wide steel side guides making positioning easy;Capable of punching up to 75 mil PVC cards;Flat bottom design allows user to rest this tool on a surface during use;Authentic Oregon Laminations Premium products are only available from Oregon Laminations Company
David O
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de enero de 2025
Product is easy to use and gives a consistent cut. I have heard that they break after a large number of uses but only time will tell. It would be nice if they made one with variable cut sizes but I'm sure that would require a lot more engineering and possibly a large price hike. I plan on ordering another one with a larger cut size for my 5/8 counters.
Linebacker
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de diciembre de 2024
I used this tool for punching a couple thousand pieces and it sufficed for what I wanted to do but then the top grip (plastic) broke off making the tool useless. I have replaced it with a simpler tool which does the same job but the handles are steel and won't snap off as easily.
Wolfgang Hendrix
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de noviembre de 2024
I've had this for 3 years and counting. I use this tool as part of my fabrication pipeline. With occasional simple cleaning and proper maintenance, it continues to work like new. Given the price, I hope to never need to buy another. In any case, it has paid for itself in the time it saves me from cutting perfect 2mm corners on double-sided laminated vinyl sticker paper.
Chris
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de abril de 2024
This thing is pretty expensive for what it does and I've seen a lot of complaints on durability. But I'm also OCD with my wargames, so I took a chance on this. I've had it about 2 weeks and have clipped about 6 or 7 games so far and it seems to be going strong. I can tell the cutter is getting a slightly dull, but it still cuts good corners.
Ken Irvin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de agosto de 2022
One of the big problems with label printers is the 90 degree corners that 1) look rather DIY and 2) will often lift up over time. Using this tool to snip those corners round makes the label look more finished and keeps it stuck better. It also cuts thick enough material that you can use it to make magnets as well, get some magnetic strip/tape (non-adhesive type is best) put labels onto the strip, round the corners and stick em on your fridge, tool box, etc. Make stacks of common reminders or grocery items, what's in a tool cabinet or file cabinet drawer. If things change move it. They will also snip soft plastics and fairly thick card stock, even hard felt for the bottom of furniture legs. They come in a bunch of different diameters as well.I bought the smallest one (2mm radius) for a very specific purpose, to make tiny labels for hard disk drive carriers. The labels that fit would only be 5mm x 9mm, and even a little smaller if there were square corners, and they'd just peel off if you caught the corner, even just trying to dust them. Now I almost never make a label without snipping the corners. This tool made labels so much better, and turns out I started using them for lots of other things, so I got another larger one, then another, then all 5 sizes (2, 2.5, 3, 5, and 10mm radius). I use them all the time, for all kinds of things, way more than I ever thought I would.
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