Fiskars Paper Trimmer, White

Great trimmer. The measurements are easy to read as you place the paper over the ruler, also the wire helps you see exactly where you are cutting. I have drawn with a black sharpie on the wire to make it even more obvious. One reviewer had said it's not for crafters, I disagree. It's the best trimmer I've had and I've been crafting for 30+ years.

The Fiskars paper trimmers is ok but not as good as I was expecting but it does the job that I need it for so will keep it , please don’t be put off it is a good product but the one it is replacing was good and obviously more familiar

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Not sure if we're all reviewing the same product but my "precision" cutter is not precise at all unlike what most people are saying. I do see a few other reviewers have noted the same as me. The wire bends, line up the wire with where you want to cut and it's off by a couple of milimeters. The cutting blade moves, the plastic guide bends as you cut so you have to basically adjust the paper left by a few millimeters and hold down the arm so it doesn't bend in as you cut and cause a curved cut. Wish I'd bought the Dahle.

Every scrapbooker needs this in their inventory of tools

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This is a great paper cutter, especially for lightwork, art journaling collage. Et, cetera, however, you cannot put very many pages in at once, so it's best for beginner/ single page projects. I bought the replacement blade at the same time.But haven't had to replace it yet.So I don't know how easy it is. I haven't used the swing arm.Don't seem to need it. I definitely recommend this item for light work

I purchased this before reading multiple consumer reviews on top paper trimmers, and I began second-guessing the purchase. Although this was highly rated, it often didn’t make the “top 10,” and some of those that did were less expensive. Still, I thought I’d try it—and if I didn’t like it, I’d return it. Surprise, surprise—I really like this.Right out of the package, my doubts intensified. This thing is very light. My first thought was that it might not be sturdy. I almost returned it immediately. But I needed a paper trimmer, so I decided to give it a trial period. Fiskars made a believer out of me—I ended up loving it.Pros:1. Yes, it’s lightweight (in a good way).It’s easy to move to clear the tabletop for other projects—unlike heavier cutters that feel more like fixtures. I can even set it on its side without worrying about scratching my table.2. Stable.The rubber feet do a great job keeping it from sliding.3. Blade vs. rotary cutter (this matters).This uses a sliding blade, not a rotary cutter. Rotary cutters press down on paper, which can cause drift. This cuts from the side.TIP: Push the blade upward instead of pulling it down—this keeps the paper pressed against the guide and reduces drift even further. I own a rotary cutter, and this is cleaner and more precise.4. Accurate measurement grid.The grid is spot on. On another trimmer I considered, customers complained the grid was off. That’s a basic requirement—if a company can’t get that right, what else might be wrong?5. Clear cutting guide (wire).This is a standout feature. It actually shows you where the cut will land. With my rotary cutter, I often had to guess—leading to inconsistent results.6. Durable blade.I cut 500 sheets of 8.5" x 11", 28 lb paper into quarters without noticing any dulling. For comparison, before I received this, I was using a box cutter, ruler, and T-square. My box cutter needed a new blade after ~200 sheets—and destroyed my self-healing mat.7. Huge time saver.Before this, I was cutting with a ruler, T-square, and box cutter—slow and tedious. This reduced my cutting time by at least 75% and produced more consistent results.Cons:1. No right-side support.This isn’t unique to this trimmer—most have the same issue. Pages droop on the right side, which can lead to drift.TIP: I use a book of equal height to support the paper so it lays flat when cutting.2. No built-in backstop for repeat cuts.It would be helpful to have a left hand guide to ensure consistent sizing—this one doesn’t but then again, very few actually do.TIP: I used binder clips and a ruler to create a makeshift left side backstop, and it worked well for my project.3. Limited stack cutting (for precision).I only cut 4 sheets at a time (28 lb paper) to avoid drift. You could likely cut more with standard 20 lb paper, but I prioritized consistency. I wouldn't cut more than 10 sheets of standard 20 lb paper with this.Bottom line:I went from doubting this product to really appreciating it. Fiskars makes a quality tool, and this one delivers—especially if precision matters.