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Do you have a large project you need to finish? No problem! The Large Guillotine Trimmer by We R Makers has you covered with its large size, it ideal for your pages, daily planners, and many other large projects that you may have. The trimmer features a 1/4" grid making it super easy to align your projects and it will cleanly make cuts on paper that measures 12" x 12" in size. You'll love the clear guard that will keep your paper secure and clean. Included in the package is one large guillotine trimmer.
I have had many trimmers and not cheap ones either. I saw that Gina K used this one so I orders it when I had a very large order to do. I love it all the measurements are wonderful. It cuts like a dream. It also cuts more than one sheet of card stock. I Order from Scrapbook.com all the time thy are the best beside the customer care is the best!
Not as sturdy and as good of a quality as my tonic 12 inch trimmer I had to replace. The plastic just feels cheaper. But it’s decent enough and does the trick.
Shame this guillotine is all plastic,otherwise it is fantastic and will be very useful especially because it is the larger size
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How does this trimmer perform when cutting cardstock, especially 110# cardstock or heavier papers? Thank you!
By:
auntlizzieb
(29-May-23)
Does this trimmer require a battery to operate? I saw this product on another site that said it requires a 12 volt battery to operate.
By:
shrlybrn2
(11-Mar-22)
The arm on my guillotine doesn't stay up. Is their a way to fix this?
By:
MuskokaMama
(17-Dec-23)
Hello and thank you for asking! For safety reasons the arm of the guillotine cutter should not stay up with the cutting edge exposed. It is best practice to lift the cutter, slide the paper into the slot for cutting with one hand, hold it in place against the top tab to keep it aligned and squared to the blade, and then slice downward with the other hand.
By: Scrapbook.com
(18-Dec-23)
