Fellowes 9C4 9-Sheet Cross-Cut 🔪 Deskside Paper Shredder with Advanced PowerShred Technology Review

Different pros: I liked everything - I was expecting a shredder and a shredder came. Does its job as stated. Eats small paper clips, discs, cards, five sheets of paper - it’s more difficult for him Different cons: 3 minutes and a small amount of course is not enough - sometimes it takes longer

I had a folder of "hmm, I should probably destroy that" papers, some of which are old enough to get a driver's license this year. So, with a move coming up, I decided it was finally time to get a paper shredder. Words, phrases, and groups of numbers are still distinguishable, especially if your documents are landscape (see photo), but since they overlap, someone has to be over-enthusiastic to figure it out. Due to the size of my stack, I was a bit concerned that I could only use the shredder…

Good value for money. You load the shredder with several small stacks of paper at a time, allow the shredder to cool for a few minutes, and then continue shredding. Although there is a safety feature that prevents the engine from overheating, you must proceed with caution in any case. With a light chopper like this, it's very easy to burn out the motor. Also, as with industrial shredders, it is important to lubricate the blades. It's very easy to make and you don't need to buy any oil to grind…

I like that I can feed multiple documents (full sheets, half sheets, receipts) with one hand. He never refuses to start grinding. The motor hums as expected when feeding lots of sheets at once, but it lives up to the advertised 9-sheet performance. It replaced the Royal document shredder, which only starts when sheets are fed horizontally and precisely centered through the "safe" feeder with two hands (too tiresome). This Fellows paper shredder has an inlet that points straight up and could…