Review on ✂️ Cutterpillar Lightweight and Portable Crop Precision Paper and Photo Trimmer with LED Backlighting: Enhancing Accuracy for Perfect Cuts by Kim Sanchez

I've been using this cutter for a couple of weeks now and am really very happy with it. I bought it because I was tired of buying replacement blades so I needed a more permanent solution. I read the reviews and chose the CROP because of its size. I like the way it cuts, the light helps. Cons: - Difficult to see numbers and measurements. This is a known issue with this cutter, I can't believe the manufacturers refuse to fix it. I take it on a hike and the battery compartment on the back is always free, I'll stick a piece of tape, to hold it. Place. This battery cover looks cheap. do not stack tightly—this would be a great engineering improvement, as it would make transport to harvests and conventions easier. This can be easily achieved: engineers need to add a bracket when we want to cut to ensure a straight cut. - A bit pricey when a 12x12 is only around $15. - Bracket that turns it into 12x12. has no lock. It opens during transport and for this reason figuring out where to store it in order to lift/move it is inconvenient. It is difficult to carry as you cannot lift/carry it by the cutting arm, the 12x12 opening section is closed. weak and unlocked, and if you hold it to the light on the other side. Measured by where your fingers have landed you can open the battery compartment at the bottom - this has happened to me twice. Cm. weak comment on the battery compartment above. That's why I bought it in the first place! Always straight as long as you hold the paper. Another reason I bought it! + Light helps, although I don't always use it. I have migraines but it didn't cause any. The light is bright. + Smaller but with the same characteristics as 12x12. - I'm primarily a card maker so I don't always need a 12x12 platform in my vinyl cutter. The smaller platform also means less space on my desk. + The platform does not end with strange dimensions. I had a Fiskars cutter that folds in half but the half mark was 5.5" (I know for sure!) not this one, great design for that matter. although I don't always use it. I have migraines but it didn't cause any. The light is bright. + Smaller but with the same characteristics as 12x12. - I'm primarily a card maker so I don't always need a 12x12 platform in my vinyl cutter. The smaller platform also means less space on my desk. + The platform does not end with strange dimensions. I had a Fiskars cutter that folds in half but the half mark was 5.5" (I know for sure!) not this one, great design for that matter. although I don't always use it. I have migraines but it didn't cause any. The light is bright. + Smaller but with the same characteristics as 12x12. - I'm mainly a map maker, so I don't always need a 12x12 platform in my cutter. The smaller platform also means less space on my desk. + The platform does not end with strange dimensions. I had a Fiskars cutter that folds in half but the half mark was 5.5" (I know for sure!) not this one, great design for that matter.