Hey Guys!! This video has been highly requested by you guys! People have lots of feels about this New Paper Trimmer. I wanted to share my thoughts on it solely based on how I use paper trimmers in my type of paper crafting. This is my unbiased opinion. I encourage you to do your research on the products. I also encourage you to search out other videos and reviews of the products mentioned. This video is NOT a sponsored video. I purchased all featured paper trimmers myself. 💜~Affiliate Links to Products Mentioned~💜 -Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Rotary Media Trimmer (Amazon) - amzn.to/3ME8xpD (Scrapbookcom) - shrsl.com/438fi (CherryonTop) - shrsl.com/438ft (Etsy) - creatoriq.cc/43dHXuK -Fiskars ProCision™ Rotary Bypass Paper Trimmer (Amazon) - amzn.to/3OMRjZY (CherryonTop) - shrsl.com/438fw -Rotatrim Pro 15 Inch Precision Rotary Trimmer (Amazon) - amzn.to/43dubIw 💜~Link to Tim Holtz Video~💜 th-cam.com/users/livero0S-IoFIRM?feature=share
Thanks for doing this comparison! I agree that the Fiskars Procision has several great features over the TH. The solid surface to the full 12” vs. the pull out legs which can be crooked if you aren’t careful. And seeing the cutting line as you pointed out. And I don’t mind the weight of the Fiskars, as it feels so solid and never slips. I never thought I would pay $100 for a paper trimmer but in the couple of years that I have had my Fiskars Procision, I can’t imagine not having it! I would have spent much more buying replacement blades for my old trimmers. As you said, the TH is a fine trimmer but I will not go out to purchase one.
I purchased the Fiskars rotary trimmer years ago, based on your recommendation, and have loved it ever since. The ability to see exactly where that blade is going to cut is very important to me as well. No guesswork. Thank you for making the comparison video!
You nailed this review. For me as well it just isn’t going to work. Unfortunately I wish I could send it back. Just not fan at all. Thank you for t he review. The Fiskers by far is a better trimmer.
I purchased my Fiskars ProCision Rotary trimmer after watching your tutorial WAY back when, and I haven’t regretted buying it. I would not purchase any other trimmer. Love it. One more point: Fiskars in my opinion is well built, really well built. Should mine get hit by a semi 😅 I would replace it with another Fiskars ProCision trimmer.
Several years ago when you got your heavy duty precision Fiskars paper trimmer, I bought mine! I have to say that I have used it almost daily since then and have never had a problem with it. I love it since I never have to replace the blades, it is sturdy and yet convenient! I used a 40% off coupon at Michaels to get mine (back when they offered it) so it wasn't so expensive. Although Tim's has a lot of good features also, I'm not ready to give up my Fiskars!
I absolutely LOVE my Fiskars trimmer and sent the Tim Holtz back after the first two cuts. It totally chewed up my good card stock. If I have to manipulate a blade for a clean cut, it’s not worth the headache or costs.
The Tim Holtz rotary trimmer is NOT consistent. No matter how many videos I've watched and how many times I've tried to like this, it's just awful and I say that because I've ruined a lot of special pattern papers that always come out with a rough cut.
I purchased the same Fiskars cutter and sent it back. The piece that was cut off had a beveled and frayed edge. I tried multiple ways of cutting - pushing down, to the right, to the left, holding the paper in certain ways, going slow and fast. I do wish it would have worked better, because it looks and stores perfectly.
So glad I found your honest review I am sticking with my fiskers...I love love love it and almost sold it for the TH ... Glad I didn't 😊 thank you for being honest 😊
I just found your review and thank you for being honest but not mean ❤ I remember Tim answering your question 😊 I found the Fiskers trimmer like yours for $40 at Hobby Lobby a couple of years ago. I was just beginning paper crafts and buying supplies when I found something on sale as we were moving in the future and I had to store everything. Question: my trimmer sticks and hard to push when I’m cutting from the bottom going up….. Does yours??? After watching I think I’ll call customer service if it’s supposed to cut easily both ways. It was apparently mismarked….didn’t have anything mentioning something was wrong or broken Again, thanks so much, Nancy Rolfe Texas
The Fiskars trimmer is the best option for left handed people because you can flip it around and still read the measurements. I’ve had mine since 2016, and it no longer makes clean cuts. I think I’ll have to call them and see what they say. Probably time for a new one.
I am looking for good paper trimmer for quite some time now. I tried some Trimmers before but they all are not so good. I am doing a lot of card making but also some Mini Albums. I have and use some of your tamplates as well. I think I will buy the fiskers rotary trimmer after this Video now. I need to see the line where I want cut the paper. That is very important for me. I am glad that I did not buy the TIM HOLTZ trimmer yet. I was thinking about it. Thanks for this honest video. I really Like it ❤❤❤.
Thank you for sharing your opinion. I have this new trimmer. I like the weight, the blade slides smoothly, it is a self-sharpening blade. It takes up much less room than my 12” guillotine and it cuts light weight chipboard. My only complaint is the bar is in the way of the cutting line like you said. I dont print papers, but i make pencil lines for cutting my mats and papers. It is not easy to see those lines on this trimmer. I dont have the other trimmers you mentioned so i will need to get used to this one. But it is so accurate compared to the cheaper Fiskars i used to use. That i love!
I got the Fiskars rotary trimmer after watching your videos years ago. I have not regretted it EVER. It has been one of the most used tool in my craft room. I love it and it was worth every penny.
I wish I had seen this before getting the Tim Holtz, I’d prefer the Fiskars as I don’t cut by measuring, I cut by sight which is difficult with the Tim Holtz
Thanks for doing this review, Jen. I, too, will stick with my Fiskers Procision. I’m glad you pointed out how the position of the bar makes it difficult to see the cut line accurately.
I have the trimmer like yours did you ever had any trouble with it gliding easily mine sometimes seams to be sticky slide maybe I need to put something on the bars but I do love it
Thank you so much! I know now that I just have to stick with my Fiskars… I was hoping the line was more visible, but no. I also have a small Fiskars that has a clear visible line, but it has replacable blades and they go very fast…. Ah well, I’ll make due untill hopefully one day..😊
Fiskars ProCision is my all time favorite!!! But, it too has a few things that could be improved upon. Maybe one day there will be the perfect trimmer for all of our needs. Until that day I will be using my Fiskars💜
Clever girl! I sought out the Tim Holtz video because I was having trouble lining up my cuts. Frustrated with his, I found yours and you addressed this very thing. Thanks for having our backs.
Thank you for doing this video. I have the Fiskars. And I bought it during the pandemic on your recommendation. I love it. I too had to find how to line up my paper properly. I find using the ruler on the left side is my best bet. I was thinking about buying the Tim Holtz one. But I think I will wait. I love my Fiskars!
Hi, me too!! I cut a ton of chipboard and either one of the trimmers can and will cut up to a certain thickness with a little effort. I use medium weight or .30 weight.
Thank you Jen for sharing your alternative opinion :) But~ The gap at the 6" mark is a problem for me. I think I'll just stick with my Fiskars ProCision™ Rotary Bypass Paper Trimmer.... Hugs
I have the Fiskars, and I love it. The only complaint I have is the one you point out. Thanks for pointing out how the Tim Holtz trimmer seems even more difficult,
Question about your Procision - are you saying you DON'T have to press down on the blade housing to make it cut? If that's the case, that is huge for me. I had another rotary trimmer awhile back that you needed to push down at the same time, and it really started to bother my elbow! Thank you for this comparison! I would hate not to be able to see the line as well.
Thanks for the Video! I have the fiskars trimmer and I love it too. I would agree that the bar on Tim's trimmer is blocking the overhead view. You probably get used to it after awhile.
Thank you for your honest review. I love Tim Holtz and most of his products. I purchased his rotary trimmer as I was looking for one for my craft room. Pretty disappointed. I have to press really firmly in order to get a good cut. I was surprised by how mediocre it cut as he has such good products. It initially said it was self sharpening and then brought out new blades. If I had known that was going to happen, I certainly would have gone for the Fiskars cutter. They have excellent products and stand behind them.
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?
I am not sure. I typically hold the paper in place. Fiskars has great customer service and they will replace the trimmer most likely. Not 100% sure on that so double check.
I have a question for you I don’t get my check until the June I in my account is there any way I can still get all $141.30 dollars of items you have on sale I have them in my buy box but can’t pay for it until the 1st. Please let me know I haven’t been able to get any cause I’m on a limited amount of money . Please I hope you get this ! Before there all gone I want them
Great review! And I couldn't agree more! I'm a faithful Fiskars lover! And I have no desire to change a good thing at this point. I will be recommending this video! Thank you!
Very thorough and honest review. Thanks for making this video! I have a Tonic guillotine trimmer that I really like and use for almost all of my paper cutting. If I ever upgrade to something that also cuts chipboard well, you have convinced me that I need to buy the Fiskars, especially since they cost about the same.
I am a big fan of many Tim Holtz products and I bought the Tim Holtz rotary trimmer, however, I wish that I had not. It only cuts well in one direction. It produces very rough cuts when I cut in the other direction. I also find it very difficult to cut precisely if trying to line up to the cutting edge, such as when I am cutting cut apart sheets for scrapbooking. It is also very difficult to trim off a very thin sliver of paper. I do like how light it is and it does cut well in one direction.
I love my Fiskars Procision Trimmer. And, I’ll say the Fiskars Customer Service is phenomenal. Sadly, I get eye strain trying to look WHERE I want to cut using the TH one. You are exactly right Jen. If a person wants to cut BY MEASUREMENT ONLY, then yeah. The TH trimmer is good. See you Friday❤
Thank you Jen for doing this comparison. I have been wanting to get a good paper cutter. I have been using a fiskars with little plastic do-kickie that needs replacements all the time. Papers will suddenly scrunch and ripe at cut line. Guess I now know what to by. Sounds like a fiskar for me. Theresa
Thanks for your review. I have the same Fiskars that you do. I was looking for a trimmer that would cut chipboard with less effort required. Seems like the new one takes the same effort. Your review helped me save money! If I crafted outside my home a lot, the new trimmer might make sense because of the size and weight, but since I don't I'll be sticking with the Fiskars.
I still prefer my Fiskars, not least because when you swing out the extension piece at the top, the rulers match up so you get a very precise cut. Replacement blades are relatively cheap and the whole unit fits easily into my craft cart if I’m going to a crop.
i had to learn how to use my Fiskars and how to align my paper trial and error and it works i have a separate one for chipboard and the other one with the replaceable blade for special cuts yes what i have works for me and i will stick to it i will get the heavy duty cutter so i can cut multiple pages . and posters yeah saw the cutter did not like it
Such good points. Thanks for telling the good and challenging parts of both as a true comparison! The Tim Holtz trimmer, I wish had a straight edge on the left side. It’s hard to gauge a straight line on the one I have because if the fancy edge. I don’t have this new one but it has a similar feature.
I was looking for new paper trimmer, and have been leaning towards the Fiskars like you use, just waiting for a sale :). Thank you for this video, I immediately ordered the Fiskars and just got it, and used your knowledge about the cutting line (plastic guard vs. silver plate, and it works like a dream. I wish I had got this years ago! You're the best Jen.
I see your plant is looking happier. Yes, it must mean it misses you making videos. Glad your back. I'm not running out to buy this trimmer based on what the complaint are so far. Why would we need a new one if you already own that fiskers one like this one. I put a tape and marked the 6-inch spot in that gap. Apparently, it's the 6.5 spot that's missing. Also, you will have to replace the blade not often, but it's dangerous to change this blade. I'm not sure why yet.
LOL yes my plant seems much happier. Having to replace the blade every once in awhile doesn't seem that great. I guess it could get messed up somehow and need replacing.
Keep it in the box. This was a $200.00 (Canadian) after exchange, customs/border fees and taxes PAPERWEIGHT unless I cut chipboard. It is useless, I do not cut from bottom to top. I cut from the top to the bottom and I shouldn’t have to figure out how to hold my hand etc… to cut a piece of flippin paper.
Hey Guys!! This video has been highly requested by you guys! People have lots of feels about this New Paper Trimmer. I wanted to share my thoughts on it solely based on how I use paper trimmers in my type of paper crafting. This is my unbiased opinion. I encourage you to do your research on the products. I also encourage you to search out other videos and reviews of the products mentioned. This video is NOT a sponsored video. I purchased all featured paper trimmers myself.
💜~Affiliate Links to Products Mentioned~💜
-Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Rotary Media Trimmer
(Amazon) - amzn.to/3ME8xpD
(Scrapbookcom) - shrsl.com/438fi
(CherryonTop) - shrsl.com/438ft
(Etsy) - creatoriq.cc/43dHXuK
-Fiskars ProCision™ Rotary Bypass Paper Trimmer
(Amazon) - amzn.to/3OMRjZY
(CherryonTop) - shrsl.com/438fw
-Rotatrim Pro 15 Inch Precision Rotary Trimmer
(Amazon) - amzn.to/43dubIw
💜~Link to Tim Holtz Video~💜
th-cam.com/users/livero0S-IoFIRM?feature=share
I love my fiskars and the fact that it’s guaranteed for life.
Amen to that... Love 🥳 my Fiskars... 👌... Thx for the review Miss Jen... Sincerely sincere Miss Judith 🌹... xx 🎶
Thanks for doing this comparison! I agree that the Fiskars Procision has several great features over the TH. The solid surface to the full 12” vs. the pull out legs which can be crooked if you aren’t careful. And seeing the cutting line as you pointed out. And I don’t mind the weight of the Fiskars, as it feels so solid and never slips. I never thought I would pay $100 for a paper trimmer but in the couple of years that I have had my Fiskars Procision, I can’t imagine not having it! I would have spent much more buying replacement blades for my old trimmers. As you said, the TH is a fine trimmer but I will not go out to purchase one.
I purchased the Fiskars rotary trimmer years ago, based on your recommendation, and have loved it ever since. The ability to see exactly where that blade is going to cut is very important to me as well. No guesswork. Thank you for making the comparison video!
I am so glad you love it as much as I do!!!💜
Same with me, based on your recommendation, Jen.
I also bought my Fiskars based on your recommendation Jennifer. I love it!!
I also love the Fiskars because it opens to be a work surface too. I love it for your templates, and I love it for my card making and everything else!
I love it also!!! It is totally my go to paper trimmer💜
You nailed this review. For me as well it just isn’t going to work. Unfortunately I wish I could send it back. Just not fan at all. Thank you for t he review. The Fiskers by far is a better trimmer.
You cant return it?
The precision trimming is what I was talking about when I messaged you after I got my TH trimmer. I also still prefer my Procision trimmer
I purchased my Fiskars ProCision Rotary trimmer after watching your tutorial WAY back when, and I haven’t regretted buying it. I would not purchase any other trimmer. Love it.
One more point: Fiskars in my opinion is well built, really well built. Should mine get hit by a semi 😅 I would replace it with another Fiskars ProCision trimmer.
Several years ago when you got your heavy duty precision Fiskars paper trimmer, I bought mine! I have to say that I have used it almost daily since then and have never had a problem with it. I love it since I never have to replace the blades, it is sturdy and yet convenient! I used a 40% off coupon at Michaels to get mine (back when they offered it) so it wasn't so expensive. Although Tim's has a lot of good features also, I'm not ready to give up my Fiskars!
I absolutely LOVE my Fiskars trimmer and sent the Tim Holtz back after the first two cuts. It totally chewed up my good card stock. If I have to manipulate a blade for a clean cut, it’s not worth the headache or costs.
The Tim Holtz rotary trimmer is NOT consistent. No matter how many videos I've watched and how many times I've tried to like this, it's just awful and I say that because I've ruined a lot of special pattern papers that always come out with a rough cut.
I am not a fan either. I love my Fiskars Procision the absolute best.
I purchased the same Fiskars cutter and sent it back. The piece that was cut off had a beveled and frayed edge. I tried multiple ways of cutting - pushing down, to the right, to the left, holding the paper in certain ways, going slow and fast. I do wish it would have worked better, because it looks and stores perfectly.
So glad I found your honest review I am sticking with my fiskers...I love love love it and almost sold it for the TH ... Glad I didn't 😊 thank you for being honest 😊
I just found your review and thank you for being honest but not mean ❤
I remember Tim answering your question 😊
I found the Fiskers trimmer like yours for $40 at Hobby Lobby a couple of years ago.
I was just beginning paper crafts and buying supplies when I found something on sale as we were moving in the future and I had to store everything.
Question: my trimmer sticks and hard to push when I’m cutting from the bottom going up…..
Does yours???
After watching I think I’ll call customer service if it’s supposed to cut easily both ways.
It was apparently mismarked….didn’t have anything mentioning something was wrong or broken
Again, thanks so much,
Nancy Rolfe
Texas
I’ll stick with my Procision because I’ve already mastered it’s learning curve. Thanks for all the info.
The Fiskars trimmer is the best option for left handed people because you can flip it around and still read the measurements. I’ve had mine since 2016, and it no longer makes clean cuts. I think I’ll have to call them and see what they say. Probably time for a new one.
I am looking for good paper trimmer for quite some time now. I tried some Trimmers before but they all are not so good. I am doing a lot of card making but also some Mini Albums. I have and use some of your tamplates as well. I think I will buy the fiskers rotary trimmer after this Video now. I need to see the line where I want cut the paper. That is very important for me. I am glad that I did not buy the TIM HOLTZ trimmer yet. I was thinking about it. Thanks for this honest video. I really Like it ❤❤❤.
As I have a tendency to chuck/bash my stuff around, I'll stick with the Fiskars and Fiskars seems to be more durable.
Jennifer, im waiting for your next masterpiece to debut. Do you know when?
Yeah, not seeing the cut line with the Tim Holtz trimmer would be a huge, annoying issue for me. For that alone, I'll pass.
Thank you for sharing your opinion. I have this new trimmer. I like the weight, the blade slides smoothly, it is a self-sharpening blade. It takes up much less room than my 12” guillotine and it cuts light weight chipboard. My only complaint is the bar is in the way of the cutting line like you said. I dont print papers, but i make pencil lines for cutting my mats and papers. It is not easy to see those lines on this trimmer.
I dont have the other trimmers you mentioned so i will need to get used to this one. But it is so accurate compared to the cheaper Fiskars i used to use. That i love!
I got the Fiskars rotary trimmer after watching your videos years ago. I have not regretted it EVER. It has been one of the most used tool in my craft room. I love it and it was worth every penny.
I wish I had seen this before getting the Tim Holtz, I’d prefer the Fiskars as I don’t cut by measuring, I cut by sight which is difficult with the Tim Holtz
Thanks for doing this review, Jen. I, too, will stick with my Fiskers Procision. I’m glad you pointed out how the position of the bar makes it difficult to see the cut line accurately.
I have the trimmer like yours did you ever had any trouble with it gliding easily mine sometimes seams to be sticky slide maybe I need to put something on the bars but I do love it
I would love to see how a larger sheet is cut on both these trimmers ( the flip out rulers on the Tim holtz don't seem to line up in your video)
Thank you so much! I know now that I just have to stick with my Fiskars… I was hoping the line was more visible, but no. I also have a small Fiskars that has a clear visible line, but it has replacable blades and they go very fast…. Ah well, I’ll make due untill hopefully one day..😊
Fiskars ProCision is my all time favorite!!! But, it too has a few things that could be improved upon. Maybe one day there will be the perfect trimmer for all of our needs. Until that day I will be using my Fiskars💜
Both of my Fiscars blade broke. I tried to find a replacement with no luck.
Contact Fiskars and they may just replace it for you.
I own Fiskars and this one does not ring my chime...
2 more days!! 🥳 I’m just waiting on the new printable!! Lol 😂
Clever girl! I sought out the Tim Holtz video because I was having trouble lining up my cuts. Frustrated with his, I found yours and you addressed this very thing. Thanks for having our backs.
I am so glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching
Thank you for doing this video. I have the Fiskars. And I bought it during the pandemic on your recommendation. I love it. I too had to find how to line up my paper properly. I find using the ruler on the left side is my best bet. I was thinking about buying the Tim Holtz one. But I think I will wait. I love my Fiskars!
You are very welcome!! I LOVE my Fiskars as well!!!💜
Very interesting💜💜💜💜💜
Very helpful video!
Hi, I make alot of books and want to know how is it with chipboard?
Hi, me too!! I cut a ton of chipboard and either one of the trimmers can and will cut up to a certain thickness with a little effort. I use medium weight or .30 weight.
Thank you Jen for sharing your alternative opinion :) But~ The gap at the 6" mark is a problem for me. I think I'll just stick with my Fiskars ProCision™ Rotary Bypass Paper Trimmer.... Hugs
I have the Fiskars, and I love it. The only complaint I have is the one you point out. Thanks for pointing out how the Tim Holtz trimmer seems even more difficult,
Question about your Procision - are you saying you DON'T have to press down on the blade housing to make it cut? If that's the case, that is huge for me. I had another rotary trimmer awhile back that you needed to push down at the same time, and it really started to bother my elbow! Thank you for this comparison! I would hate not to be able to see the line as well.
Thats right. You do not have to press down, just push.
@@jenofevedesigns Thank you! :)
Thanks for the Video! I have the fiskars trimmer and I love it too. I would agree that the bar on Tim's trimmer is blocking the overhead view. You probably get used to it after awhile.
Thank you!
Thank you for your honest review. I love Tim Holtz and most of his products. I purchased his rotary trimmer as I was looking for one for my craft room. Pretty disappointed. I have to press really firmly in order to get a good cut. I was surprised by how mediocre it cut as he has such good products. It initially said it was self sharpening and then brought out new blades. If I had known that was going to happen, I certainly would have gone for the Fiskars cutter. They have excellent products and stand behind them.
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?
I am not sure. I typically hold the paper in place. Fiskars has great customer service and they will replace the trimmer most likely. Not 100% sure on that so double check.
@@jenofevedesigns ok thank you
Thanks for taking the time to review.
Your very welcome!💜
I have a question for you I don’t get my check until the June I in my account is there any way I can still get all $141.30 dollars of items you have on sale I have them in my buy box but can’t pay for it until the 1st. Please let me know I haven’t been able to get any cause I’m on a limited amount of money . Please I hope you get this ! Before there all gone I want them
Great review! And I couldn't agree more! I'm a faithful Fiskars lover! And I have no desire to change a good thing at this point. I will be recommending this video! Thank you!
I use fiskars scissors, I have a small trimmer. I Ike it but the blade gets dull alot. I'm just blessed to have one.
Very thorough and honest review. Thanks for making this video! I have a Tonic guillotine trimmer that I really like and use for almost all of my paper cutting. If I ever upgrade to something that also cuts chipboard well, you have convinced me that I need to buy the Fiskars, especially since they cost about the same.
I am a big fan of many Tim Holtz products and I bought the Tim Holtz rotary trimmer, however, I wish that I had not. It only cuts well in one direction. It produces very rough cuts when I cut in the other direction. I also find it very difficult to cut precisely if trying to line up to the cutting edge, such as when I am cutting cut apart sheets for scrapbooking. It is also very difficult to trim off a very thin sliver of paper. I do like how light it is and it does cut well in one direction.
I love my Fiskars Procision Trimmer. And, I’ll say the Fiskars Customer Service is phenomenal. Sadly, I get eye strain trying to look WHERE I want to cut using the TH one. You are exactly right Jen. If a person wants to cut BY MEASUREMENT ONLY, then yeah. The TH trimmer is good.
See you Friday❤
My Fiskars is the same as yours & it’s my favorite! Thanks for sharing & have a wonderful day!🤗💜🌻💕
Thank you Jen for doing this comparison. I have been wanting to get a good paper cutter. I have been using a fiskars with little plastic do-kickie that needs replacements all the time. Papers will suddenly scrunch and ripe at cut line. Guess I now know what to by. Sounds like a fiskar for me. Theresa
Great to see you. I love my Fiskar Pro and I have own many trimmers. I agree with your opinion
Thanks for your review. I have the same Fiskars that you do. I was looking for a trimmer that would cut chipboard with less effort required. Seems like the new one takes the same effort. Your review helped me save money! If I crafted outside my home a lot, the new trimmer might make sense because of the size and weight, but since I don't I'll be sticking with the Fiskars.
I absolutely love my fiskars procision paper trimmer that my kids bought me years ago based on your recommendations. Wouldn’t be without it
I still prefer my Fiskars, not least because when you swing out the extension piece at the top, the rulers match up so you get a very precise cut. Replacement blades are relatively cheap and the whole unit fits easily into my craft cart if I’m going to a crop.
I love my Fiskars rotary, most important thing is you need to see where you’re cutting!
i had to learn how to use my Fiskars and how to align my paper trial and error and it works i have a separate one for chipboard and the other one with the replaceable blade for special cuts yes what i have works for me and i will stick to it i will get the heavy duty cutter so i can cut multiple pages . and posters yeah saw the cutter did not like it
Such good points. Thanks for telling the good and challenging parts of both as a true comparison! The Tim Holtz trimmer, I wish had a straight edge on the left side. It’s hard to gauge a straight line on the one I have because if the fancy edge. I don’t have this new one but it has a similar feature.
Rulers don’t appear to line up, it’s not my cup of tea. I love yours much better
Thank you for your honesty in your review. Much appreciated 😊
I was looking for new paper trimmer, and have been leaning towards the Fiskars like you use, just waiting for a sale :). Thank you for this video, I immediately ordered the Fiskars and just got it, and used your knowledge about the cutting line (plastic guard vs. silver plate, and it works like a dream. I wish I had got this years ago! You're the best Jen.
Its amazing!! I think the one I have linked in Amazon is on sale now for something like $80 if you want to check it out!
This new one would be really nice for crafters that use the measurements on the board to use
I truly appreciate your honest opinion on this. thank you.
I see your plant is looking happier. Yes, it must mean it misses you making videos. Glad your back. I'm not running out to buy this trimmer based on what the complaint are so far. Why would we need a new one if you already own that fiskers one like this one. I put a tape and marked the 6-inch spot in that gap. Apparently, it's the 6.5 spot that's missing. Also, you will have to replace the blade not often, but it's dangerous to change this blade. I'm not sure why yet.
LOL yes my plant seems much happier. Having to replace the blade every once in awhile doesn't seem that great. I guess it could get messed up somehow and need replacing.
Thanks for your unbiased opinion
I have the Fiskars and I love it!!!!
Me too I looooove my fiskars!!!!
Keep it in the box. This was a $200.00 (Canadian) after exchange, customs/border fees and taxes PAPERWEIGHT unless I cut chipboard. It is useless, I do not cut from bottom to top. I cut from the top to the bottom and I shouldn’t have to figure out how to hold my hand etc… to cut a piece of flippin paper.