LOONENG 3 Way Round Corner Punch, 4mm, 7mm, 10mm 3 in 1 Corner Cutter for Paper Crafts, Laminator, Cardstock, DIY Projects, Photocards, Card Making and Scrapbooking

Very pleased with its effectiveness and simplicity. I’ve laminated thick card stock with 5mm laminate and then trim the corners. It clips the hard sharp corners with ease. Leave a nice smooth and even trim. It looks cheap but it’s actually sturdy and solid.

i use a planner and love to decorate it every year so I jumped at the chance of doing something different with my stickers, labels and craft paper and tape.kinda bulky and only for edge use

I wish I’d noticed it didn’t have a bottom lid to catch the punch outs, but obviously that’s not a big deal. It works fine for the price!

Gets the job done as advertised.

I really like this little gadget. It turns straight corners into nice little rounded edges. It has three different sizes which you can see in my photo. They are subtle corners so you are not reducing the size of your paper by very much which is great for photos or pictures where you want to make them look finished without losing hardly any image. I’m going to make up a scrapbook for my grandson and this will really make things tidy and uniform when I stick things in my book. To use it you just insert the paper into one of the three slots on the side. Each slot cuts a different size. You do this with the gadget upside down so you can see the blades. Then you just press the punch and the offcut can be tipped straight into the bin. The blades seem very sharp and I was able to use it on card as well as paper. I even tested it on a postcard and it coped fine. This would be ideal for enhancing labels for gifts or any crafting project where you want rounded corners. Good value for money and very easy to use. Keep your instructions as they do tell you how to keep the unit clean and working well. To lubricate the unit you cut wax paper and to sharpen it you cut through aluminium foil so straightforward but something you will need to remember for the future. An excellent little gadget which I’m happy to recommend.

A simple to use corner punch, allowing you to round off cut corners on cards of all sorts.It cuts 4mm 7mm 10mm corner radiuses by simply inserting the card corner into the desired gap, and pressing down, a beautifully clean cut corner emerges.The punch is made out of a tough plastic and feels robustly built. It has a zinc alloy cutting blade, ensuring a sharp precision cut.Can be used for card making, scrapbooking, label making and many other paper crafts. I’m happy to recommend.

This little corner cutting punch is a nice size and feels very comfortable to hold. You have to use it upside down so you can accurately place your paper’s corners for cutting. A nice little tip mentioned in the instructions is that you can sharpen the punch by cutting thin tin foil (I wasn’t aware that you could maintain paper punches that way). The only enhancement that would have been nice is enabling it to capture and hold the clipped off pieces of paper so you can get rid of them later on, but given the way you are using the punch it this isn’t possible and you do need to tip out the cut pieces of paper as you work to prevent them from obscuring the view of the next corner you’re cutting. All-in-all this is a handy little crafting tool that’s easy to use and store.

​Whenever I do signs or labels for things around th house, I always laminate them since it means the sign will last and not get crumpled up.The sole drawback of doing this is that I cut the laminating pouches out of large A4 sizes, and any freshly cut pouch always has corners that are absolutely deadly! The way I normally get around this is to trim a radius on each corner by carefully using scissors, and I've got this down to a fine art by now such thatn it only takes me just under two minutes to do all 4 corners of a label.Using this gadget, I can do all 4 corners neatly and professionally in less than 10 seconds - it's brilliant!

This is a really useful bit of kit for rounding off corners of paper, envelopes, ID cards etc. Very well made, with all metal cutting mechanism, the punch offers 4mm, 7mm, and 10mm rounds. Just feed the corners of the paper, card etc into the relevant slot (and if you hold the punch upside down you can check the paper is in far enough) and push down on the white lever to operate - simplicity itself.Very pleased with this and would recommend