Review on Sunstar Kadomaru Corner Cutter S4765036 by Summer Hendricks

How hard can it be to find a decent round, right?! Apparently this is REALLY difficult because I've tried at least 8 or 9 different sizes and hated them all! - including large and heavy rodents from WeRMemory Keepers. They're either (1) not quite straight and leave the rounded corner crooked (2) they require you to turn the damn thing upside down to see what you're doing to line up the punch, then the paper still slips , when you actually throw a punch, (3) they are so tight that I have to use all my considerable weight to hit a corner, hitting it sideways and leading to a crooked corner, (4) they break after few hits, (5) they're super heavy to weigh and store, (6) they don't fit right, etc. etc. etc. THEN this one finally becomes a #1 bestseller. It's great! First, the corners are the dimensions I need - a small radius about the size of laminated ID cards (I've since gone raiding, cleaned out the whole family's wallet, laminated everything, and the corners on laminated documents rounded down). all), Medium is the perfect size for rounding corners on photos or postcard envelopes (I think the one on punched card envelopes is too big for you to make a nice lining or punch a cute little design in the corner) - see Image I uploaded as an example, the large image is perfect for rounding off the corners of the card without taking up too much of the design. I wanted to double check my holiday cards before leaving a review so I can point out what he is constantly working on. It works well on paper, cardstock (I've tried watercolor paper from 65# to 140#), foil cardstock, foam, glitter, 40# vellum, and even some of the corners of cards that have been stenciled with texture paste. I didn't like how it worked on felt as the cuts weren't as clean.