2.28" Button Paper Cutter Graphic Punch Cutter for DIY Button Making, 2.75" Circle Cutter Punch for Scrapeboards Cardstocks Cutting

This paper cutter is fantastic and exactly what I needed for my 1-inch button maker. It punches perfectly clean, precise circles effortlessly without any tearing or jamming. It feels sturdy and saves me so much time and hand fatigue compared to using scissors. Highly recommend for any custom button making!

This cranks out button cutouts over and over again, consistently. The "window" shows exactly what will be cut when you pull the lever without guesswork. It's easy to use. Big, heavy and stable. This may seem pricey for what it does, but it'll last a lifetime and that provides a good value. Cry once, buy once. If using for photos in you buttons use special lite photo paper that's more like glossy regular paper rather than straight up photo paper. This machine has no issues cutting regular thick photo paper, but they will be too thick for the button press. Functionality, it's a paper Terminator - nothing is stopping it.

This circle cutter is big and beefy - surprisingly larger than I had expected for something that just cuts small circles. But, I'm 100% glad that I invested in this because it cuts paper like a hot knife through butter. Assembly was basic and quick: thread on the handle and then screw on the ball. That's it, super simple. I put this cutter up closer to eye level to make it easier to see that my images are centered before I cut. Then simply pull down on the handle and, poof, perfect circle. It is so fast and efficient. If you have plans to make a lot of buttons/pins, you need to do yourself a favor and get one of these.

This is a great circle cutter sized for 58mm button making . Cuts the perfect 70mm circle to fit in a dc-109 circle button maker . Saves time compared to the hand held circle cutter. Added to the value with time saving . Unit is heavy but it's all metal no plastic parts . Functional like a glove cuts with easy .

Their explanation of which model to buy depending on which size buttons you want to make is horribly confusing. I ended up buying the wrong sized one first and had to return it. But... if you are making 1.75" buttons, buy the one titled " 1.732" Button Paper Cutter Graphic Punch Die Cutter 2.126" Circle Cutter". Ig nore the 2.126". I don't know why they include that. It only confuses people. That is just how wide the strip of paper that slides down inside can be. People only care about how big the circle they are cutting out is. So I'm marking them down a star for their confusing specs and the fact that it caused me to buy the wrong size. This machine takes the tedious process of cutting out the circles (especially if you are using those horrible little blades and you spin in a circle and always seem to shift) into a fast and easy process. You will get through an entire sheet of cutouts in less then a minute. Yes, its a big heavy machine and worth it! This is not going to break and it is super sturdy. Trust me. It's worth the money to make your life easier AND speed up the work. Your time is worth the month, especially if you are making a lot of buttons.

This button paper cutter works like a dream. It's very well made.

’m trying to find acrylic circle keychains, but I’m having difficulty finding the correct size\. I’ve ordered several different sizes, and unfortunately, they’ve all been too small\. The main issue seems to be the **photo insert size**\. Could you please help me determine which size acrylic keychain I need for the correct insert?

This review is for the 3 inch (75mm) cutter. The handle is dinged up a bit on the tip and the shaft, the blade is dirty, and overall the circle cutter just looks obviously used, like the seller got factory rejects from somewhere to sell on here. But as I said, it works. And most definitely do your button prints in columns to you can print a strip to feed down through it and cut out. If you were to try and do a single circle size print, then you would need to make sure that something is sticking out to be able to pull out the excess after cutting. The 3 inch / 75mm circle cutter that I got, 105mm max width of the strip to make it horizontally almost line up perfectly with little wiggle room, or a quick 4 inch cut to slide it in easily but needs to be moved around in all directions to find proper center of the cut. I have found 3.75 (3 and 3/4) inch wide strip to be the easiest to put in and cut circles, narrow enough not to fight to get it in, but wide enough that it usually easily stays on track without needing to be shoved back in the groove from the hole. I also recommend wearing some disposable rubber gloves so you can have good grip on the paper to move it around inside the hole. I use my thumbs in the hole to position the paper, then keep my left thumb in place to hold the paper and right hand to pull the lever, and then easy to slide thumb and paper up to grab the circle before releasing the handle, with no thumb or fingerprints left on the paper for a nice clean result button.

Perfect, and heavy, quality 💪

Original received unit had numerous issues. Client Services reached out to me and provided a replacement. The replacement unit was very well packaged, arrived promptly, the unit was clean and operated without issue. Recommend highly.

J'ai reçu un produit usagé comportant plusieurs marques d'utilisation intense. Il me semble quand même fonctionner de façon acceptable, mais pour combien de temps ? Je ne sais pas si un appareil vraiment neuf fait autant de bruit lors de l'utilisation.

DOES NOT WORK WITH "PEOPLE POWER PRESS BUTTONS" (Canadian), UNFORTUNITLY CIRCLES CUT TOO BIG TO USE. THESE ARE AN AMERICAN MADE PRODUCT, SHIPPED FROM THE USA SO DUTY TAX ARE ALSO ADDED TO YOUR COST.