Customer Reviews for VEVOR Industrial Paper Cutter Heavy Duty Paper Cutter 12" for A4 Paper Cutting

Tama?o y sin fallos

Received today and have to say very impressed, its a beauty and a beast, heavy and sturdy bigger than i thought but ive made room for it. will be using a lot fingers crossed it will be the work horse i need.not very many instruction with it but its simple to work out and there are you tube videos out there to help.would defiantly recommend this product and company to my friend..

I like the product. It was used for the preparation of paper templates for a game

Great product. Managed to cut cut through a 3cm catalogue with little to no effort. Will definitely come in handy for future craft projects.

I am really pleased with this guillotine, the reviews I read were very positive and how true they were. It is a great bargain and arrived in good time by DHLI am a book maker and this is so good for cutting 2mm greyboard and my paper it saves me lots of time.Great ProductThanks Ron Jones

This is more of a 'beast' of a machine than I was expecting, it's 'very' heavy, solidly built, and needs its own space, not something you can fold up and put away easily. I use my old music stool which gives it a secure base and it overlaps all round. I use it to cut the spines off all my old books which I wanted to scan into the computer and put on a hard drive to save space. It's very good but like I say, a bit of a monstrosity and eventually when I've finished doing the work I have it for I don't know where I will get rid of it too. Put too many sheets of paper in it and it will 'cut' at an angle so remember to tighten down the paper holder properly each time to prevent 'paper slips'.

Cuts a hundred and fifty pages with ok, have tried two hundred but hard going and not clean cut, Ok to trim up two hundred page book, blades hard to find.

Cuts huge stacks of paper like butter! Totally recommend if you do fliers or large quantity cutting on a regular basis.

The cutter is sturdy and appears to be very well constructed. I tested it when it arrived and it cuts square and straight whether cutting 1 sheet or many. Part of the key to getting straight and square cuts is to use the pressing bar which clamps down on the paper when the pressing handle is rotated clockwise to lower the pressing bar tightly onto the paper. The instructions are minimal and are not very good translations to English. The "Plastic File" is the long plastic bar in a slot below the blade and is contacted by the blade to complete a cut. Mine is red and it had some reddish oily substance on it which I wiped off with a paper towel; also wiped the slot that holds the bar. The bar is held in place with two plastic thumbscrews in the side of the bar slot and visible from the underside. This bar is what is referred to in the instructions: 2 "Please take out the file circumvolution 90 degree......" The bar can be swapped end for end and rotated on its long axis to get the 8 directions mentioned in (2). There is a clear plastic guard on top of the cutting mechanism assembly which I removed....common sense says keep fingers out of the cutting area when operating the cutter handle. I took a few minutes to tighten the screws holding the blade in place as well as the various nuts and bolts visible from the underside. It is probably a more heavy duty tool than I really need, but I like it and will pass it on to my son when I no longer have need to use it.

Cuts through thick stacks of paper like butter. Well built, I expect it will last for a long time.