Corner Rounder Punch,Round Corner Cutter for Card Making Photo Paper Laminating Scrapbook Pouches (4mm/ 7mm /10mm,3 in 1)

I recently got this round corner cutter, and it's been a game-changer! It's so easy to use, and it effortlessly rounds off the corners of paper, cards, and even photos. The tool feels sturdy and comfortable in the hand, making it a breeze to control for perfect results every time.What I love most is how quickly it gives any project a polished, professional look. The cut is smooth and precise, and the compact size makes it easy to store. Whether you're scrapbooking, creating invitations, or just working on personal crafts, this tool is a total time-saver.I highly recommend this corner cutter—it's a fantastic addition to any craft toolkit!

I'm pleased with this as a fun gadget for personal stationary. Trimming corners on index cards makes them more usable and slick to carry with my notebook and pocket book. I also recycle package cardboard as note cards and curved corners make them a more classy.The punch is well built and solid feeling. The trimmings fall out of the bottom, so best used over a wastebasket.

Great product, sturdy, easy to use. Worth the price. Lovely nice round corners with three different shapes.

PerfectPunch easy to use

This item is alright. It is cheap so I guess you get what you pay for. If there was a sturdier option for a higher price I would recommend that instead, but I could not find any.The 4mm corner is like a generous playing card corner size. Slightly bigger than a magic or pokemon card.The 7mm and 10mm are good for greeting cards and the like.The quality of the cut is ok, but not great. I use this to cut the corners of laminated paper cards (training material). I like that it creates a nice and even corner on all of them, so they feel nicer than just cut square with the guillotine. I can cut 3-4 cards (80gsm printer paper laminated with thin film) at a time. I would say the sweet spot is 3, but if you have a lot to do you can get 4 in there, you just need more force to punch it down. The cut quality is best at 2-3 cards. A single card just gets bent before getting cut, so it frays the most. 3-4 look better, but still some fraying. Basically the blade just needs to be sharper, or made of better material that holds the edge.I cut 114 cards (456 corners) in one go with this, cutting 3-4 cards at a time. I could definitely feel my thumb stinging by the time I was done, so not the most comfortable device. It does get the job done, though, as long as you're not expecting the most professional outcome.

Does exactly what it says.

This is pretty cheap so I guess you get what you pay for. It does the job reasonably OK. I was not familiar with what the R numbers meant. R 4 and R 7 are TINY.R 10 is the one most suited for what I wanted to achieve. It also works better on card than paper.

I used this to give a professional look to some homemade playing cards. It takes a little while to work out how to punch the corners perfectly, but once you get the hang of it this is a great tool. The three corner settings provide a good range of options and most importantly it’s a well made and sturdy item with a real metal weight to it, not just plastic. Recommended.