🔪 FineGood 2 Packs Cutting Dies Stencil Metal Template Moulds: Embossing Tool for DIY Card Making, Scrapbooking, and Album Paper Review

They cut well. I usually run thin stamps twice and have no problems. I used these sets of circles, still attached, to make thin frames and then split them up to make solid circles. It worked wonderfully!

I like that it has two designs in one set. You can use them together to create a frame, or you can use them individually for entire pieces. Easy to use and cleanly cuts coarse grist and squid

I really like these stamps. I've only used a few in one set but don't expect the other set to be much different. They cut through multiple layers of paper or a single layer of cardboard very well. My problem is one of those mentioned by someone else. Templates are attached and should be separated. This degrades the template and even leaves rogue pieces of metal poking extra holes in your project. Normally I would deduct a star but for the price and the fact that it can be repaired I won't.

I am very pleased with these die cut sets. The largest rings are large enough to use with photos as well as some of my other stamps. the price is outstanding. I paid less than a branded set for these 2 sets and it does exactly the same thing. When I first start scrapbooking and card making there are so many "must haves" that it defeats the purpose of "do it yourself". But this double set was extremely inexpensive! I liked that it was available on the main list because it meant I didn't have to…

I had to go to Joann's, Michael's, Hobby Lobby, Ace Hardware, Harbor Freight Hardware and then finally Home Depot to get a pair of wire cutters thin enough to cut them apart . If that wasn't enough to get me over the edge, I had to file the pieces as well, and there were still bits of metal that came out after I put it through my punch. Oh my god I can't understand if a company has equipment to cut a complex cube, would the extra step and split with their equipment kill them? I spent half a day

First I had to use needle nose pliers to separate them. It took a long time and was difficult to separate them because there was a small protrusion on each piece that took a long time to remove and on some pieces I still could not remove the small protrusion. Also, the inner circle of one set has small individual holes (which cannot be seen in the product images on the web) and most of these small circles on each piece have not been fully sealed. Some have been cut just a little and some have…