Fiskars Procision Rotary Bypass Trimmer Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
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This is my fave trimmer. I’ve tried so many, but keep coming back to this one.
It’s a trimmer I really enjoy having in my tool cart. Thank you so much for watching 😊
Thank you for the review. It is always nice to see something in action before a purchase is made.
You’re welcome 😊
Will it cut materials?
I’m not really sure, I’ve never tried. I don’t see why not.
I have one of those and it is my 2nd one. One thing you mentioned is the guard lock used for storage. It actually should be in the lock position while using it to keep the guard from moving/sliding. It also cuts 3/16” foam board nicely! I tested it. I believe that is the thickest of anything it will cut. I love mine!! I, too, tried cutting chipboard from back to front and the blade got stuck in the guard. Fiskars sent me a replacement! They have great warranties on their products and also great customer service!
That’s great to know, thanks! I’m glad it wasn’t just me that it messed up on 😊
Hi George! 😊 I too own this same model, which I purchased specifically because it is self-sharpening, cheaper than the heavy duty guillotine, and would cut chipboard. It has worked fine, but I agree, it is not very useful if you need to cut lots of chipboard. I had looked at the same guillotine model you recently reviewed, and am leaning towards it after seeing your video. It is pricey, but thankfully, you have shown how easily it will work for my needs. I'll talk myself into it soon enough! 😊 As always, thanks for sharing!
You’re very welcome 😊 I’m glad my video has some influence in your decision making. 😃
Hi George!
Sorry I'm late to the party! Life has been crazy! Good review as usual. I own this trimmer and only use it for chipboard. I use my 20 years old plus guillotine for multiple paper trim, and my Fiskars paper trimmer for singular paper cuts. For fabric I use a rotary trimmer by hand, or scissors. I did peak at the industrial guillotine, but it is out of budget for me until I get a bigger craft space. But now I know it will be a good purchase due to your excellent reviews. Tfs! ❤
Hey! Hope you’ve been doing great. Life has been crazy for me too. Thank you for the wonderful compliment and as always, thank you for watching 😊
hobby lobby has it clearance now gor $30 some bucks . i bought one today as a clerk had one in her cart to put in clearance . i asked about it and bought it!!!!!!!
I bought that one and I’ve used it a couple of times and it is pretty hard to cut but it does cut very straight if you have a little help with the holding of your chipboard 😊
It’s a good trimmer but yes, it takes a lot of pressure to hold the chipboard 😊
GM George, this Fiskars tool was my first and I still have it, basically I just use it to try to cut my chipboard with it~ I would love getting something better but because this looks big and rich I have to stick with it per hubby (lol) until it breaks. I just invested in one those Scan n Cut machines that I always wanted so for now my next cutter is on my wishlist! I'm having fun with my Scan n Cut machine to me it saves me $$$ in buying metal dies now, all I do is stamp my image scan it and I can die cut through my scan machine ~ love it. TFS your thoughts on this cutter, enjoy your crafty day!
I’ve been looking at those scan and cut machines but they are a bit expensive right now 😆. Thank you for watching! 😊
@@thepaperpandacrafts2038 I bought mines from Amazon and it's the CM350E , yes it's a bit pricey but an awesome machine to have. I'm still learning it but it does wonders, I can download lots of free clip arts and just print them out and scan it to make my projects. Can't wait to make my Christmas cards with it, this will save me lots of time from stamping individual, now I will be able to do multiples like mass production, LOL~
Shirl Nases that’s awesome! Make a little assembly line 😆
I appreciate your review. I don't think it will serve my need. Thank you for what you do.
Thank you very much! 😊
I'm fairly new to paper Crafting, but I love it. I have a Fiskar cutter, (looks similar) but not that one. (I didn't pay that much). I bought an old fashioned guillotine cutter at Goodwill for cutting chipboard which works great.
Thanks for the review George, but that's a little pricey for me right now.
I was looking for one of those older guillotine cutters but couldn’t find one anywhere. I’m glad you found the review informative 😃
@@thepaperpandacrafts2038 - - You're awesome George, as always.
Awww, thank you, that means a lot 😊
Try placing chipboard at bottom of trimmer and bring blade downward, that way chipboard wont move
Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching 😃
scrapbook.com has replacement blades for the old we r memory keeper score and trim. At least they did when I bought some a couple of weeks ago. I have the same trimmer and was also having trouble finding replacement blades.
Awesome, thanks! I’ll have to check it out 😃
I found blades at Hobby Lobby (I have the same We-R-Memory Keepers cutter and scoring), but they dull so quickly! They are calling this rotary, does it have the round blade like my fabric cutters? Lort, my shoulder just kills me cutting the chipboard with my knife, so if I still have to hold it down hard, may as well keep on my knife and save the money.
Yeah, you’ll have to hold down the chipboard very hard, it does have a round blade. I would check the blades from hobby lobby because I thought the same thing and I bought them from hobby lobby but they are for the new version of the trim and score board. 😞
Do I add an inch when measuring across to cut with the solid silver pc on the cutting plate?
No, just place your paper to the measurement that you want. No math required. 😊
Do you add an inch to include the width of the solid silver peice when measuring?
No, I the measurements on there are pretty accurate. Thanks so much for watching 😊
Can this cut 2mm thick greyboard? I'm trying to make my own board game.
I haven’t tried that but I don’t think so, you have to put a lot of force behind cutting medium weight chipboard that is about 1mm thick. If you are going to be cutting this on a regular basis you might want to invest in a heavy duty cutter, I have a few videos about the one I have. If you just need the one piece cut then try your local office max or Office Depot. Hope that helped 😊
Perfect thumbs up but I have a question. Do you know how many pieces of regular white card stock ie 80 1b you can cut at a time, and how many pieces of 110 pound card stock you could cut at a time? And I’m OK with my Fiskars for cutting one piece of card stock at a time, but I’m looking for something that I can use instead of running to Staples and having them cut a whole ream of paper for me. It only cost me $12, but I’d rather just do paper paper at home and pick the sizes I need for each project. Thanks
I’m not sure about how many of different weights, but I personally have cut about 250 sheets at a time of standard weight copy paper and it was like cutting butter with a hot knife. Sorry I couldn’t be more help. Thank you for watching 😊
@@thepaperpandacrafts2038 are you kidding me I’m only looking to cut about 10 pieces of paper at a time this was awesome. I’m going to look on Amazon right now for a price and I don’t know maybe even check eBay. I loved your video you’re awesome.
Omg I’m sorry! I thought you left a comment on my heavy duty cutter from hfs. I’m so sorry. No the rotary cutter can only do about 2 sheets at a time. I can cut chipboard in it but it’s very difficult. Again I’m sorry.
Medium weight chipboard.
@@thepaperpandacrafts2038 What would be your recommendation to cut about 10 pieces of paper at a time for my crafting making cards
Hey, very nice review! I have this trimmer and I came here to see how to solve the gap of 14 and 15 cm... drives me crazy. Did you find a solution for that? :)
No, unfortunately I don’t. I always have to measure by hand when it gets to that gap area. Sorry I couldn’t help, but thank you very much for watching 😊
@@thepaperpandacrafts2038 Thank you for your kind answer! So no solution for the dark zone hehe. Came to your video by chance and now I am enjoying your channel. You have a lot of nice things! Congrats :)
Awww, thank you 😊. I intend to make more videos but finding time right now has been impossible. Thank you again for watching 😊
I purchased one today. I cant figure out how to use the section to the right of the cutting blade.....the measurements.
I honestly don’t use that side. Sorry I can’t offer more help. But thank you for watching 😊
Thanks for the review. I mostly make a2 cards and I don't recommend this trimmer for a2 cards. The 5 and 3/4 line, which is essential for a2 cards, is nowhere to be found 🥴 it works great for other things though
It really is a good trimmer but yes, that spot between 5 and 6 inches is non existent. Thank you so much for watching 😊
I'm considering purchasing a second hand fiskars rotary bypass trimmer but its damaged according to the advertisement clear peices at the side of the smudge guard are damaged and so don't hold it in place based off of your trimmer does there seem to be a way to resolve this?
Not that I can tell, you could try and hold the paper but I don’t recommend using any kind of cutting device that is broken. Sorry for the late response. Thank you so much for watching! 😃
Fiskars do have a fabric cutter which I find to be excellent.
I think I have one of their cutters but I use it for cutting vinyl 😊
Thumbs up on your video though. 👍
😊 thank you
Just bought one for $79 at Michael’s and used their 40% coupon.
Awesome, what a good deal!
@@thepaperpandacrafts2038 Yes. I just unboxed it though. I could hardly get the blade to move though. Taking it back. Looking for a heavy duty cutter for cardboard….
I hate mine with a passion. I'm a big fan of Fiskars and I was so disappointed in this product. I don't know if I got a defective one cause I only used it a couple of times. I really wish I had seen your video before buying it. To say that you have to hold it down and use a lot of strength is an understatement. I almost pulled my shoulder out of its socket using it. I heard a pop and the blade actually came off the track. I had to unscrew the back to put it back in place and even though it's on track it is still almost impossible to cut chipboard. I'm going to have to give it a big big thumbs down. I've had it more than 2 years so I can't even return it for a refund so I'm basically out my money. 😑😒👎
I totally agree with you. It really isn’t ideal for cutting anything more than a few sheets of paper. Thank you so much for watching
less talk more do..terrible review
I’m very sorry you feel that way. Thanks for watching anyway 😊