✂️ EK Tools Bone Folder: Precise Paper Creasing and Folding Tool for Stunning Crafts Review

I have a small business that sells greeting cards and I grade all cards manually. I print at 110lb. Usually share and stack about 50 cards in one sitting. Because of the curvature of this tool, my hand doesn't get tired or start hurting in the slightest. I get brilliant results with this tool and I love having different sides that give different results with different pressures.

This is one of the best folders I have ever bought. Most standard plastic bone folders will scuff and scuff and often need to be replaced. No traces can be seen on this folder, even after using it on thick cardboard. It has multiple corners and surfaces for grooving, creasing, folding, and folding. The shape fits your hand well and feels great. I wish I had a knife with this design. I liked it so much I sent two to my siblings who are mixed media paper crafters.

I looked at a number of tools including machines that can fold and fold letters and brochures. On average, I send twenty-five letters and brochures to prospects per week (50 sheets of paper have to be folded every week). The cost of an electric machine to get the job done seemed prohibitive given the limited amount of postage per week. Bone Folder was less than $10 and was the perfect solution for me. I feel like I can fold/fold paper better than a machine. The tool is made of smooth gray…

I have been folding origami for a few years now. I didn't know such tools even existed until they turned up in my quest for origami materials. I have purchased several different types of these folding tools and this is by far my favorite. It's a good weight - not too heavy, not too light. A good length too. Tired hands will appreciate this, especially when folding thick paper. This item is also very useful for creases that don't match. The thicker part of the handle is great for crisp creases.

Comfortable to hold, although there isn't much information in the guide or on the form stating which Surface most suitable is a special fold. The tip clogs the paper well and can be used to coax reverse creases. The thicker sides make the sharpest creases. It's made of plastic. I loved it and used a narrower blade for the first few days. It broke, tearing the paper. Real bone may be less prone to chipping. But it's a beautiful shape and a pleasure to use. Aside from making your own, this might…

I fold a lot of paper every day for letters and accompanying papers and bought this bone binder blind. I've never owned a folding tool, and based on previous research, many people probably preferred real bone. But since I couldn't get a real bone folder, I decided on this one. I can't comment on actual bone folders, but this thing did its job and surprised me more than I could imagine. Sheets of paper, thick cardboard or other things that can be folded. You can put all your weight on it and it…