Dahle 558 Professional Rotary Trimmer, 51" Cut Length, 12 Sheet Capacity, Self-Sharpening, Dual Guide Bar, Automatic Clamp, German Engineered Paper Cutter

I absolutely love this cutter! I use it to cut my bookmarks. My only issue is there is no guide where the edge actually is.Depending on where I’m sitting while using it, a teeny bit of the design pokes under the plastic guard and that cut is spot on.Then I move locations or move it and have to readjust to find the perfect cut. I put some blue painters tape on the edge that works as an edge guide. But there’s nothing for the top to help line up your cut.I’ve only used it a few times, I haven’t had any issues other than the operator error mentioned above.

I love this product. There is a learning adjustment from craft store brands which I didn't think about when purchasing. Pro: blade may never need to be replaced. Cons: Can't make smaller cuts(like 1x2 inch), the ruler near the blade seems to be useless cause you would always have paper/cardstock covering it up when cutting, the guide doesn't go far enough & I have to really try to get the paper lined up straight so it will cut straight.

So much easier and safer to use than the typical chopping blade style paper cutter. Also way more accurate. I use it to cut heavy 2ply cotton fiber mounting boards which it does with ease. You can pay less for a paper cutter but in this case, you will get what you pay for. Would not trade this one for two of any others available.

LOVE IT! 💕💕💕Cutter assembly is easy to grip and slides with minimal effort. Measurement lines are a bit distracting but the alignment guide compensates for that and a strip of washi tape at my most frequently used measurements works very well. Costly but well worth the price!

I have been using this for a couple of years or more. It works well, and when I use some mat board, that is the limit of thickness. I love to use it and know how to correct the mistakes.

This is far and away the best paper cutter I've ever used. It is bigger than I anticipated though, so you might want to measure your office or craft room to be sure you have room for it. It's easy to use and makes clean, straight cuts. It says it can accommodate up to 20 sheets of paper at once, but I think it would be difficult to get a stack of paper like that under the pressure rail. It is solidly constructed, so should last a good long time. I think the instruction manual could be better - on the plus side it is written in 27 different languages.

This thing is slick. I used it to trim paper photographs, including old school photographs with multiple photos on a single page.

Be prepared to have to take the whole damn thing apart to get the cutting wheel to sit correctly. What a pain the butt!