Review on WORKLION Portable Paper Trimmer: Ideal Cutter for Labels, Origami, Cards, Photos, Coupons, Scrapbooking, Cardstock, Laminated Paper, and Crafts by Nicole Mcleod

Great for my school desk. I'm always cutting paper and laminating things for students and don't always want to use a heavy duty cutter. This is perfect for my little squares and strips of paper. I wish it was a little easier to get the paper perfectly straight, but I usually press it against the edge, look for shadow marks and where the line meets the paper, and sometimes make a small dot and place the blade part right over it. That. I also do a "dry run" by moving the blade all the way without pressing it down, just to make sure it's lined up the way I want it. So far, so good! Laminate is a lot easier because you can actually see the line. I've had it for a few months now and I use it a lot and the blade is still good. I was expecting it to be boring now, but it isn't. If you have thicker paper or multiple sheets, I would recommend starting the blade in the center rather than the edges to avoid wrinkling or tearing your paper. Also the paper tore trying to fix the edges which I accidentally didn't cut tight enough. I've learned my lesson: if it's too close to the edge, it's better to use scissors than risk ruining the edge. I've pushed the limits a bit in terms of how many sheets I can cut at once. Most of what I put in at one time is 4 or 5 sheets or something. but do so at your own risk. Anyway, for the price it's freaking awesome and just what I needed!