ISDIR 12-Inch Guillotine Paper Cutter, 15 Sheet Capacity, Safety Guard & Blade Lock, Heavy-Duty Metal Base for Precision Cutting of Cardstock, Photos, and Crafts - Ideal for Home & Office

Llego en la fecha establecida pero al abrirlo estaba como oxidado o raspado de la parte lateral de la cuchilla de ahi en fuera todo perfecto 🤩

Great compact design is the plus here! The board is nicely conceived in terms of labeled sizes. Markings are clear and lines do not appear to be easy to scratch or wear down.However, there are 5 reasons my experience was not as expected after watching the product video and reading the description.1. The paper guide is not as sturdy and dependable as presented. The magnet it attaches with is not as even as sturdy as some of my nano fridge magnets, leaving the guide to be shaky and easily nudged. After thinking this through, stands to reason that the magnet must have a lighter touch to be able to slide as easily as the video reflects. The movability of the guide arm is helpful, but the arm does not stay still. When using it to guide paper, the leads to inconsistent cuts.2. The guide arm does not stay snug against the board, so when attempting to cut multiple sheets, the bottom one snuck beneath the board by a bit. Again, this leads to inconsistent cuts.3. The paper guide to the immediate left of the cutting arm/blade was cumbersome to use. It did not move easily to hold the paper in place and remain in place as the arm was brought down.4. I tested this cutting arm 3 ways. First, with 5 sheets of paper, which was tested 3 times. This result was okay... though the blade did leave a slightly dark mark at the paper's edge. Cutting accuracy was close, but not 100%. With significant attention and discard of cutting arm, Second, one sheet of crafter cardboard (purchased in a 12X12" package at the craft store). This pulled and tore. I would not expect to use this cutting board for cardboard based on my limited experience. 10 sheets? Unacceptable result. This trial, which I tried twice and had another person try, as well, was a failure. Results were inaccurate and dogeared. The force needed to cut 10 sheets of typical copy paper was more than expected. The blade did not slice through easily, but required serious leverage. Attempt 1 was made with paper against the board's top edge. Paper cut crookedly, with chewed edge. Attempt 2 - with just 8 sheets using guide markings on the board itself yielded a straighter cut, though the edge chew was only slightly better.5. When putting the paper along the top of the board, the guidelines did not allow for a 90degree corner. Thus, the top edge of the cutting board could not be dependably counted on as a true guide. Paper had to be lined up on the actual board markings.Overall, I liked the design, weight and transportability, but the actual cutting result varied enormously from the suggested result of the video presentation. Since my projects will require properly aligned and consistent cuts of 8-10 pieces of paper along with the need for the cut of lightweight cardboard (like that at the bottom of a dollar store kitchen memo pad), my experience does not lead me to believe I can count on this board. Might my board be a "Friday at 4 on the day before a holiday break" production? Could be. Maybe your experience will be marvelous. Mine was not.

La guillotina es imprecisa en los cortes, con mucho trabajo corta dos hojas de papel bond a la vez, si se intenta cortar 4 o 5 hojas........un desastre porque a la imprecisión se agrega que las hojas salen todas mordidas y en pedazos, ya la devolví.

It works great but the handle is awkwardly placed and so when you cut something the handle stops you from completely slicing the whole length of the cutting surface. I have had to make a modification of my own to make it work better. Now that I’ve made that adjustment it works great no more problems with cutting to whole length of the board.

This works for what I need but it it on the cheap side. It could be heavier to stay put better. Knife is sharp and accurate so far.