Fiskars Circle Cutter with 3 Replacement Blades for Paper & Arts and Crafts

good tool for cutting out curcles

First of all I am not just using this just to cut paper, which it does nicely. I also use it to cut acetate circles, thats what takes a little practice. Pro: gives you 3 cutting heads easily cuts paper circles Con: size markers and arrows tough to see and line up, making it hard to cut the right size the first time. instructions not made for old eyes.

My Fiskars Circle cutter arrived ready for me to use to cut circles out of my cardstock paper. It is easy to use and because you can see the paper you are cutting, it is useful for cutting pre-designed papers. I did find it hard to use initially, the directions were difficult for me to follow.. Once I started using it, cutting circles were easy. It comes with replacement blades which I think is great. I won't have to order and pay for replacement blades for a while. It cuts well and cleanly. I think that once one gets through the directions for its use, it does the job well. Fiskars is a well known brand and this Circle cutter lives up to my expectations.

Very difficult to cut an accurate circle around an image/photograph. Truly Impossible to see the marks for sizing. Great idea but very poor execution. Needs improvement

This was a life saver! But, having a guide or marking, something, to place over the item you’re cutting would be a great help! Hard to cut an even circle. Also, blades are not sharp! Had to use 2 blades to cut 24 images. And the gadget to adjust for sizing the cut was not easy to find or use.

I used this item to make snow globe Christmas cards. It was the perfect size for the card and allowed a nice photograph to fit in the background. I also ordered snowflake glitter. The card stock was heavy and the cutter cut perfectly. I did take a practice cut or two so I could master the technique.

Although not perfect (and it does take some skill to use) this cuts perfect circles for me. Rather than buy their ridiculously expensive template to determine where it will cut, I've learned this trick. Cut a half inch circle in a piece of cardstock (not with this - it won't cut that small - I used a circle template and Exacto knife). Set this cutter to the size you want to cut. (I wish they highlighted the markings but I find I can get amazingly accurate on size.) Put the hole onto the rubber disk on the bottom of the orange post and cut out a circle. Measure the circle to make sure its the right size. Place the cardstock and the cutter on what you want to cut and you can see EXACTLY where it will cut. Now cut out your circle (no need to remove the card stock before you cut.) If you're leaving a border around what you're cutting, you can cut four slots around the template disk to make sure the border is the same amount on all sides.

It worked! I like the uniformity of the circle. Measure mark and use the tool. I used a cutting pad. It didn’t go though all the layers pressing hard but got the first two. So I finished up with tiny scissors and it was easy with circle already cut for guide. So much better than I could have done without it

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The circle cutter is excellent for cutting out circles on plain card/paper, but if you want to cut out an image with a defined circular border, its very difficult to find the center of the image you want to cut out, with the orange push handle at the top. Wasted so many photocopies.

Très pratique. Attention, sur certains supports, peut glisser et se déplacer. Rien à redire sinon.

What I needed to cut out circles 💕

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