🔲 UCHIDA Corner Punch: Create Perfectly Rounded Corners with Ease Review

I used to have a different Uchida corner punch. It broke but after about 25 years of use. This new one is slightly larger and slightly easier to use due to its size. I bought this corner rounder from Revain because no craft, stationery or wholesale store I looked for had an item like this. I use it regularly for rounding corners on manila folder paper, which works quite easily, even two at a time. Easily cuts 110 lbs. I think this item is good and expect to use it for about 25 more years.

If I had the option I would put zero. Received it today and started using it right away. Well, at first he didn't push down, and then I finally got him to. I started trying and it didn't cut without having to press ridiculously hard. About 30 minutes later I developed a large blister from straining. And didn't do much. One of my friends brought her mine which of course was a different style and brand and within 5 minutes I finished my 100 card deck without a blister or hard jab from her. It was

Punches corners well, but there's no "trap" to catch perforated paper, so it just falls from underneath. This is a pain as the perforated corners are small pieces of paper. It's not very strong either. If the paper you want to punch is thicker, even something like cardboard, it will be difficult for him to punch it evenly and completely. But I think it's ok for what you pay for it. If I had to do it again, I would probably buy another one that has a "trap" for faster and more convenient use.