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Listen up, you teen rebels and angst-ridden artists! I'm about to drop some knowledge on a tool so divine, it'll make your emo poetry sing and your black eyeliner cry tears of joy. I'm talking about the BearBoss 5 Circle Paper Punch – the Chuck Norris of circle-makers, the Beyoncé of button creation, the Michelangelo of… well, perfectly punched circles.Now, my time in high school was a symphony of awkward silences and acne breakouts. But if they'd had this BearBoss beast back then, the library wouldn't have been a mausoleum of misery, it would've been a confetti-filled circus of creativity! I picture it now: goths punching out black cardstock moons for their soul-crushing poems, jocks crafting giant orange circles for their "friendship" bracelets, cheerleaders churning out a million pink hearts for their locker decorations. The possibilities, my friends, were as endless as the existential angst that fueled our teenage years.I, in my infinite (and slightly unhinged) wisdom, decided to unleash this paper-loving deity on a pack of unsuspecting high schoolers in the library. Greeting card chaos, you might think? Teen angst explosion? Ha! This punch is as easy to use as a dropped tear on a ripped notebook page – even a freshman with five thumbs and a head full of trigonometry could crank out perfect circles faster than you can say "existential crisis."The joy, folks, the pure, unadulterated joy! Faces, normally glued to phones, lit up brighter than a Snapchat filter. Gruff jocks giggled as they punched out smiley faces for their little siblings. Goth chicks added tiny black circles to their poems, like punctuation marks for despair. The air crackled with the sweet symphony of paper crunching and teenage laughter. This punch didn't just cut paper, it cut through apathy, boredom, and that existential dread that comes with trying to figure out who you are before the college application deadline.And the quality? Oh, the glorious quality! This thing punches like a champion boxer on espresso, leaving edges that wouldn't make a geometry teacher flinch. The circles are crisp, the mechanism smooth, and the whole contraption feels like it was sculpted from the tears of a thousand angsty poems.So, ditch your rusty relic of a hole punch, your finger-mangling nemesis! Embrace the BearBoss 5 Circle Punch – the paper-loving maestro that'll turn your library corner into a confetti-filled sanctuary of self-expression. Just remember, with great power comes great responsibility. Use this punch wisely, my friends, and spread the gospel of perfect circles and boundless creativity. And for Pete's sake, keep it away from the glitter glue – that stuff is the devil's dandruff.Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a date with a pile of black cardstock, a can of spray paint, and a fistful of circle punches. The teenagers await, and their inner Van Goghs are calling!

The media could not be loaded. Ordered these for a craft project to do with my 10-year-old granddaughter. She was so excited when she opened the box to see all the shapes, and loved using them. they are easy to punch, and I like how the shape is held inside until you slide the plastic cover on the bottom to retrieve your shape. This keeps them from getting wrinkled up or getting glue on them. It’s nice being able to keep them secure until you need them. I thought it was a good price for the basic shapes we would need, and I’m very happy with my purchase.

I LOVE these, and they're cute too! They work great. They're sharp. And they have a cover on the bottom, and I like that. I have had no issue with them, except for the smallest one. It cuts perfect though. The only thing I had a problem with was it is small enough that if you tilt it when you go to take the paper out the circle can slip down into the punch itself through the slot on the backside of the punch mechanism (see photos). It can also get trapped inside the slider cover as you're pulling it out if you're not careful. It took me a bit to figure out where my paper went on the first try and the second try the paper got caught as I slid the cover back and it bent the paper. This happened with regular copy paper and cardstock. Taking the slider cover off, and holding it level above the table and punching seemed to work best. If you turn it over to punch like most of us do to see where we are punching, be careful how you tilt the punch, otherwise your paper can and will slip down inside the punch. After a few good shakes it will come out though. Even so, I still love them!

I bought this star cutter so I can cut out some confetti for an Eras tour party. It was a nice things to cute out star shapes. It was perfect for what I needed it for. It is not good however to use to cut multiple at the same time as if the paper it too thick it won’t cut correctly. I should’ve bought 2 or one that cute multiple at the same time. But this item is good for what I need it for.

Comfortable to use

These punches worked great for my craft project. Would recommend to other buyers.

These are a nice group of punchers. Easy to use for the kids in the classroom. Well made

I gave it a three because it can't be used for what I wanted it for but I will donate it to our local rec center because I tried it and it does work well and I think the price was fair which is why I am not returning it,

Punches out five different sizes of paper circles.Or five different sizes of holes. Dual purpose!The punches are sharp, fairly easy to press, attractive, and seem to be sturdy. They have a slide open compartment to catch the punched circles. The slide door is also removable to expose the punch die itself in case, like me, you tend to use your punches upside down to see exactly what/where you're punching.Coincidentally, the colours seem to match those of at least half a dozen major craft brands. It wasn't the deciding factor in getting them, but if you're someone who loves the idea of coordinated craft tools, these fit right in with product lines from Westcott, Cricut, We R, Recollections, Impressart, Silhouette, etc.For the best review of this product in terms of their ability to cure teenage angst, I highly recommend reading the review on the Amazon US site.

Bought these for my wife. She makes bead art and uses these to punch out pictures for them. She says they work great and I trust her opinion.

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