Main proiblem (ignore electrical safety) is that the paper guides are no sufficient to ensure a true square cut. You end up with business cards that are slightly "trapeziod" in shape, rather than a true square edge. It's fine for "low grade cards" where you are NOT looking to impress - and a cheap looking, badly cut card is adequate. it is NOT suitable - at all - if you NEED a high quality square edged cut card. It's a shame, as with so may Chinese products, they have got it about 95% right - but then they have just cheapened the design a little too much - and then it becomes almost useless. If you can get hold of an older hand cranked "Cardmate" machine, the quality is higher - even though you have to turn the handle yourself. I have just bought one of these 300B cutters - as I was too lazy to turn the crank on the old Cardmate device. The 300B is gong back and the old hand cranked gadget gets to live on!
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Hi, need a template for this machine
you`ll need to print in A4 size...not for letter....
need a template for this machine
me too
do not buy this item its a piece of shit!
WHY???? I need to know!! please!
@@CrepusculoChannel because i bought one and not working
Main proiblem (ignore electrical safety) is that the paper guides are no sufficient to ensure a true square cut. You end up with business cards that are slightly "trapeziod" in shape, rather than a true square edge. It's fine for "low grade cards" where you are NOT looking to impress - and a cheap looking, badly cut card is adequate.
it is NOT suitable - at all - if you NEED a high quality square edged cut card. It's a shame, as with so may Chinese products, they have got it about 95% right - but then they have just cheapened the design a little too much - and then it becomes almost useless.
If you can get hold of an older hand cranked "Cardmate" machine, the quality is higher - even though you have to turn the handle yourself.
I have just bought one of these 300B cutters - as I was too lazy to turn the crank on the old Cardmate device. The 300B is gong back and the old hand cranked gadget gets to live on!