Heavy-Duty Desktop Corner Cutter, Construction, Royal Blue/White (PP-64-A)

product works great, can trim corners on a lot of cards at once, had six months, very happy with quality and performance

I think this is a good constructed machine but don't try to order cutting blades there no where to be found. If they are available through Amazon they sure have hid them. I have seen many other machine online that have all the blades in the order, this only send you the 1/4 blade kinda small

There is no information posted in the listing I purchased here on Amazon that states what size the die cut is for this corner rounder. I thought, with it being a 6 in 1, that it would be okay for my use but it was not. There is only 1 blade included and, allegedly, you are able to arrange it in 6 different ways. From all indications, the included blade is a 1/4" die (I think!) but it was far too large for trimming down my A2 sized cards. It took too large a chunk out of the card and the result was very unprofessional looking.While you can adjust the way the blade cuts to account for smaller or larger items, the adjusting mechanism was far too temperamental for me. I screwed and unscrewed those guard things with that Allen wrench 50 times, each time moving it a smidgen here, a smidgen there and every move I made, no matter how small, had dire consequences for the way the cut came out. This is what happens when you're using a blade that is too big for your purposes though - you can try to adjust but what you really need is an appropriately sized blade. Had I known what the blade size was I likely would not have purchased.I looked on PhotoMax's website for a 3/8" blade or smaller and they were 22.00+ dollars with $14.00 shipping for a tiny piece of metal. Absolutely not. I ended up returning this unit because the trash bin was completely broken upon arrival (and it did not function for my purposes) and bought this one: http://www.amazon.com/Tamerica-6-in-1-Heavy-Duty-Corner-Rounder/dp/B006WHB162/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396239520&sr=8-1&keywords=heavy+duty+corner+rounder+tamericaIf you notice, these are identical units but branded differently. The one I ended up purchasing, though a bit more expensive, actually comes with 6 different blades instead of 1 blade that you can arrange 6 different ways. A much better deal in my opinion.Besides the fact that it was not right for me, the cuts were clean and you can cut a lot of cardstock at once with this.

Have had it since 2 years and am cutting A LOT of round corners during holiday season. it works great for me with no issues whatsoever. Very smooth cuts, I do have 3 different blades purchased seperately. But I am using the 1/4 blade mostly. And it isn't dull or something after over 2 years, which is great. The only thing you have to buy extras eventually is that round 'button' the blade comes down on... that will eventually wear out. It comes with extras though.