I’ve had this a while and forgot I had it and used it to cut all my circles in my collages.
What a PITA.
I NEED 3 hands. One to hold the top down. One to hold the paper still and one to rotate. I used one hand to hold the top and the paper but my hands are kinda small and it left my hand hurting.
Also there is no precision. Yes there is a ruler but no “marker “ to line the ruler numbers up with. I had to guess and cut a few sample circles to see how big they were.
Anyone use any better circle cutter?
I do have a cricuit but I don’t like cutting papers with many layers of paint and gesso on my cricuit
AIMR
(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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lol I put mine in the giveaway pile since I never use it…then I pulled it out to try and use it one more time…it did not even cut through printer paper without a lot of mashing down and repetitive turns…Now I am putting it in the trash…
I do have some really nice circle punches, heavy duty, but the biggest circle I have is only about 2 inches.
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Smmarrt
(Susan - You can just add more paint!)
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I use the mini Tim Holtz die cut machine, the Sidekick? But it only cuts 2” wide. It’s great for small things. But I also have another small die cut machine called Evolution by WeRMemoryKeepers. The width is 4 or 5 inches.
I use the EK Success punches too but with 50/50 success rate.
