Tim Holtz Paper Cutter Deckle Edge Tool - Guillotine Paper Trimmer for Distressing Cardstock and Craft Paper - 8.5 Inch Cutting Length with Ruler and Grid Lines, White.

Fabulous. One of the best paper trimmers out there. I love the deckled edge. Great value for the money. Stury & easy to use.

Cuts just as I wanted it to. The key is to hold the clear pad for the base to stay firm in place and not move or bounce when cutting. I tried it immediately on some bookmarks I made. Has a sweet deckled edge. No issues at all. I recommend it.

Tool cuts deckle edge nicely

This is my review of Tim Holtz’s Deckle Edge ToolThis is a standard guillotine trimmer that delivers a distressed edge to paper. With the exception of the metal blade, the unit is constructed of plastic and is light weight.My primary purpose is to deckle the edges of prints of my holiday watercolor. I usually do it by hand, but thought I would give this product a try.My watercolor paper of choice is Strathmore 140 pounds, cold pressed, and this trimmer sliced through it without a problem. However, when I tried two sheets of 140-pound paper, it struggled to cut it, and I was afraid I might break the plastic guillotine arm. So, in my experience it is one sheet of paper stock at a time.My biggest con is that I would have liked the deckle effect to be more pronounce.

I almost sent this little critter back to Amazon. However, I really wanted to use deckled edges in my junk journals. When it arrived, I couldn't wait to try it out. It's a little light weight. I kept getting shredded edges, no edges ,and only deckles on half of my sheet of paper I cleaned up the shreds and packed that kill joy up.After cooling off, I unpacked the cutter and tried a few things. First I put it on the hardest surface in my apartment. Then after getting the paper situated, I held the paper guard down real hard while at the same time I put a lot of pressure on the cutter handle, bringing it toward me snug with the bottom cutter edge. The result was consistently perfect deckled edges. A tip to Tim Holtz: A few simple and clear dierctions would make a huge difference.

This deckle paper cutter works great!!

I wanted a regular small paper cutter to replace a much loved one that had broken. I didn't realize this cut a ragged, rough edge rather than a straight cut. Returned and got the one I wanted.

Did not work for the purpose I bought it. I needed it for making watercolor greeting cards using 140 lb watercolor paper. This would work fine on thinner paper, but it just shredded the thick watercolor paper, unlike the nice deckle edge I wanted. It has been returned.