Model: RT-215N

Very sturdy, and well made. Easy to use and smooth. It has a little red line on the end of the plastic piece to easily see where your cut will be so that you don’t cut off something you don’t mean to. It’s a great purchase, and a wonderful upgrade to what I was using!

I'm not one to usually go out of my way to write reviews so the fact that I am for this cutter says something. I'm extremely picky when it comes to cutters and have tried all of them. I hate the swing cutters because they move your page and suck at being precise. I hate the Fiskars track cutters because the plastic bows and wobbles to make an uneven straight line if you press too hard. But this cutter is great. It has a hard solid edge so no wobbly lines and cuts fast. I'm usually cutting thick transparency paper which is like a plastic and this has no problem cutting through it. In the past I've also noticed a lot of my paper cutters take a couple passes to cut through the thicker paper and the blades dull quickly. This blade is made of whatever metal that it doesn't seem to be dulling anytime soon. It's also nice that the cutter has a storage area for extra replacement blades. Overall, it's worth the money and a good second to the very expensive Rotatrim paper cutters I used while in art school.

This cuts really well. I had other cutters and this is the best one for the price. Sometimes you need to go over it twice but it cuts without leaving things cut awkwardly.

These are what I liked: 1) the ability to keep your paper square with the cutter 2) the transparency of the cutter track, so you can see the guiding line or content along which to cut 3) the visibility of imperial & metric measure marks from your paper's edge 4) the offset/index accuracy of measure marks relative to your paper & the paper channel & cut line 5) the controlled straightness of the cutting wheel track 6) the sturdiness, lightness of weight, & portability of the entire board 7) how long the 4-sided cutting pad insert lasts

This is the best home/office paper cutter that I have ever used. I have used a lot of guillotine paper cutters, and they don't work as well as this paper cutter works. It makes nice, clean, straight cuts and the paper does not move while it's being cut. I make all kinds of labels with this paper cutter. The consumables, like the blades and the cutting mats are readily available. The cutter is made out of metal and is sturdy, it has a carrying handle which is very useful. I would buy it again in the future, if I ever had to.

It cuts evenly through paper but the precision leaves something to be desired. I’ve had it since November and while the blade still seems sharp, there is a definite difference from the angle at the top and bottom of the alignment tool. As others have mentioned, it is about 1° off, which might not be a problem for personal use but makes this a bad choice for professional use. I cut colored paper, presentations, and stationary. Consistently I have to go back with scissors to fix the issue. It is not priced well given this malfunction. The packaging was secure and the overall materials look high quality, but with the issue in alignment, I’d look elsewhere.

It can’t be used to cut smaller pieces of paper because the hand guard is so big. That was very frustrating. I also found it super difficult to line up the paper / figure out where the cut was going to be. The plastic neon piece made it impossible to see where the blade was going to cut. I found it hard to use because the slicer part doesn’t flip up like with other paper cutters. It has a small gap and you just slide paper underneath it. Then when you press down, it holds it in place, but I still slipped and cut crooked a couple times. I am going to go back to the cheap regular paper cutters.

I loved the smoothness of the cutter. It cuts a lot cleaner than the cheaper fiskars cutter I was using. I'm cutting 8.5x11 in cardstock 110lb weight, and it cuts cleanly (at least brand new out of the package,I only received it a few hours ago.) I will say that I was disappointed because the scale is NOT ACCURATE. I was doing a simple cut to make my A2 cards, and I realized that my stack of cards was not lining up. I pulled out my ruler and found the right measurement, and I've marked it on my cutter - where the 5.5 in. half mark is for my cuts. At 5.5 inches, the scale is around 1/8" off! I could make it work with my pencil mark, but I will probably send it back because that's kind of an issue for making professional and accurate cards. It's a beautiful design, easy to use, gives a straight cut, but don't trust it to give you the right measurement! I wish I could say I loved it, but I don't want to pull out a yardstick every time I need to find out an accurate measurement.

Can’t make up my mind whether I really like this or not. It cuts relatively cleanly but can be harder to position some items due to just how much plastic is in the way. Don’t like so much how it cuts into the base piece underneath too but perhaps that’s needed. It was the best available in stock for the price in the UK though - cheaper rotary cutters don’t seem to exist anymore!

corta como mantequilla los papeles de grosor de hasta 300 grs, buenisima!

Excellent trimmer. Used it for cutting A4 PVC labels. Replacement blades are a bit pricey. Overall build quality is good. Very happy product.

Best trimmer I’ve owned.

Il faut faire un certains nombre de coupes pour le prendre en main mais une fois fait, c'est du très bon matos. Pour l'instant utilisé pour couper du papier photo gloss 220g (aucun PB) et des feuilles cartonnées de 300g avec un laminage vinyle (ça fait un très léger bourrelet derrière la coupe) EDIT: après avoir constaté une baisse d'efficacité et de propreté de la découpe, j'ai démonté la lame et constaté qu'il y avait un "bourrage" de petites chutes de vinyle autocollant autour de la lame (voir photo) Donc pour les finitions fines, il vaut mieux le faire à la main avec un bon cutter que de repasser pour enlever un demi/tiers/quart de millimètre J'enlève une étoile parce que la coupe n'est pas totalement à 90° ce qui est un peu gênant au final ...