📎 LETION Cutter – Enhancing Scrapbooking Photo Safeguard with Precision Paper Guillotine Review

If I have a negative it's because it's quite light and tends to slide on the countertop. Annoying when cutting a lot of packets, but that's just a minor detail and not a real problem. I bought this specifically for cutting bags out of a roll of vacuum plastic and it works great: lift bar, insert plastic, adjust length, stroke, repeat. The benefit of cutting your own bags is to reduce waste: why use a liter bag when you only need half a liter? It also saves money. This little tailor is perfect…

Suitable for thin printing paper. But anything else thicker will give you a fuzzy edge due to its cutting mechanism. The cutting slot is too big. To cut, the safety mechanism on the blade must be pushed down, which lubricates the cutting edge along the edge of the slot. The combination creates a micro-crease at the edge and blurs the thicker paper and pulls out the paper fibers. If you only cut thin, soft paper or value a clean edge, then this is the perfect cutter. If you're cutting something…

I had a stack of duplicate photos that I printed out to give to my family for Christmas. Cutting the paper with scissors only ruined the photos. I didn't want to spend a lot on something I would only use on rare occasions, so when I saw this I thought it would meet my needs. At first I was surprised how small it is and also by the design. I didn't have high hopes at the time. anyway i tried. For the first or second time, I didn't notice the raised edge on the left where you press on the paper…