🔳 Fiskars Hexagon Large Squeeze Punch Review

I bought this to redesign and make something out of my wedding cards, but it won't even cut through thick kraft paper. I had to manually cut all my cards and use that as something to indent the paper so I could cut from corner to corner. Michaels didn't have anything else like it on the internet so I decided to give it a go and look into it but was a little disappointed. Maybe it was just mine? As mentioned in other reviews it worked on maps but definitely not mine.

what a complete disappointment. Fiskars is usually a brand with decent products. I love her scissors. However, this is a completely unacceptable quality. Who needs a hole punch that won't cut regular scrapbook paper? I bought it for origami paper and didn't like it but it's flimsy so I said ok I'll just use scrapbook paper. Well it didn't work! The two sides of the hexagon are jagged. I had to use my scissors to cut them more neatly to line up the hexagon patterns. I bought a hole punch to…

Fiskars LARGE Squeeze Punch, Hexagon is very easy to use. I think the best thing about the Fiskars punch is that the cutout is FACE on you, so you can always line up the paper perfectly and watch it cut out (especially if you're trying to cut out a specific part of an image). Highly recommend for anyone who can handle a bad grip - it's really easy to hold and cuts quickly with a light touch of the handles. I like it! I use a hole punch to precisely cut out hexi shapes from 5" x 3" index cards…