🔘 Enhance Your Crafts with the EK Tools 1-Inch Scalloped Edge Circle Punch in a New Package Review

Replaced Fiskers with this one. It ran much smoother and didn't break like the Fiskers after 1 hour of use.

The hit was good and sharp, clean cut. I use perforated circles for miniature cake and pastry mats.

Hundreds of these little jagged circles have been punched out to be used as postage stamps. One of the teeth is not as sharp and thin paper (like those found in catalogues) may not cut cleanly. However, most other papers, such as printer paper or heavier card stock, cut fairly well.

I've always had a fondness for punches from EK Tools. You are strong. They lock when closed, meaning less space is needed to store the beats. If the hole punch seems a bit stiff, punch through some wax paper. When the stamp is blunt, pierce it with aluminum foil. I have rheumatoid arthritis and prefer it to compression strokes. Standing over the punch makes it easy to punch out the shapes. My 5 year old niece uses these kicks (and she is quite small). These beats last a long time. I've never…

Hundreds of these little serrated wheels were punched out to be used as infill. One of the teeth is not as sharp and thin paper (e.g. in catalogues) may not cut cleanly. However, most other paper, such as printer paper or heavier cardstock, will cut fairly cleanly.

I've always had a fondness for EK Tools punches. You are strong. They lock when closed, meaning less space is needed to store the beats. If the hole punch seems a bit stiff, punch through some wax paper. When the stamp is blunt, pierce it with aluminum foil. I have rheumatoid arthritis and prefer it to compression strokes. Standing over the punch makes it easy to punch out the shapes. My 5 year old niece uses these kicks (and she is quite small). These beats last a long time. I've never had to…