🧾 Nakabayashi Co., Ltd. 3-in-1 Manual Shredder: Ideal for Paper, Card, and CD/DVD – Letter Size, 3.3L Capacity (White) Review

Tired of electric shredders that make a lot of noise, get stuck and need to cool down before proceeding. That's exactly what I wanted. I hope the plastic construction doesn't break.

I like to use it to shred multiple documents. I don't have many of these, so I didn't need a big contraption. breaks everything Credit cards, CDs, mail. Not all at once, of course. But he tears papers into small pieces.

Looks good, but unfortunately poorly designed. Very wobbly when I crank it and then the container comes loose when I try to tear the paper. This means paper in the basket will tend to fall to the floor. In addition, the connecting rod constantly falls off. It's too late to return :(

This thing works like a charm! 1 piece at a time. it will no longer destroy. But I really love this thing. and I really do NOT miss all the coarse dust from my electric grinder / good portable size to stay outside and use Dialy. So no accumulation of things to grind, very satisfied

This product is good to begin with. Although it is a manual shredder, it is smaller than electric shredders and suits our needs as we only need to shred paper occasionally, e.g. B. once a month. At first I was satisfied. However, recently it stopped working. paper jam begins. I only keep one page at a time as a guide. I've tried cleaning the blades but it doesn't help. It tears a quarter of the page and then gets stuck. In summary, if it can only be used for a year, it's not worth the money.

It can't handle many sheets of paper at once. Maybe 2 if I'm lucky. Forget cards or heavy envelopes. It feels like the grip is loosening with every twist. It is difficult to turn over more than 2 sheets of paper. The lid doesn't have a latch so it keeps popping open when sanding. While most shredders don't have this locking mechanism, this unit does need it as the shredder head is quite heavy due to all the metal gears and cutters and it has a tiny lightweight catch bucket so it's really…

At first I was excited about this product (as excited as the shredder) as we have very little paper to destroy. Because we destroy sparingly. It would be nice to have a small device for shredding confidential documents that doesn't require batteries or electricity and can easily be kept out of sight to have it ready when needed. The device broke down while destroying 20 files. The device worked perfectly with single sheets, slightly thicker folded sheets, envelopes and inserts. The last item I…

This is the perfect little shredder when you want to protect your information but don't want to work with a large motorized shredder that takes up a lot of floor space and is noisy. I keep this little paper shredder on my bookshelf and it's almost invisible when not in use. Only one sheet is shredded at a time, but I just separate my mail and only shred pages that contain confidential information. It grinds into small pieces that are even smaller than my old electric shredder. The hand crank…

I used to have several choppers. All were electric. The first one was cut into strips so I switched it to a cross shredder for more security. Unfortunately, both the original cross grinder and its replacement wore out over time. Not wanting to spend money replacing them, using the energy to run them, and the space they take up in a very small office, I decided to hand sharpen (yes, scissors). After shredding about 18 inches of stacked papers (cleaning out the filing cabinet), I decided I had…