Nice sturdy enough. no paper cuts for me
348244
My dogs politely opened this package for me. by the time I found them, a few of them were tumbling through the yard.  No problem there! I just gathered them up, took note that my dogs had no paper cuts and continued on with the folder examination.

They hold papers as well as any other folder.  They have 3 tabs like most other folders. The rounded corners are nice and true to their word, I have not received any paper cuts.  I recommend this product as the fine folders they are.
4900072
Having to cut the paper manually sucks. Would work great with a paper cutter. Adhesive is decent, could be stronger. Nice alternative to buying a real board but in hindsight I should have gone with a real board
4006699
Sturdy, does not shift around and pivots. I've not found sharp edges that others had issues with.
3073947
I've used a small Fiskars paper trimmer (Model 95907797 - still available here and elsewhere) for about 10 years. That model only accommodates 8.5 inches, but it is also designed to fit into a ring binder. Last year, I bought a larger model (1298937797) so I could trim 8.5 x 11 paper vertically if I needed to do so.

I've been happy with both of these trimmers. They meet my needs: one or two sheets at a time, precise, straight, and (most importantly) perpendicular cuts. If you need square corners in a one-off or low-volume situation, these trimmers are the way to go.

The Fiskars SureCut Recycled Titanium Portable Paper Trimmer, 12-Inch (01-005454) adds a feature not on my older trimmers: a guide wire that helps if you are trying to cut along a line already on the piece your are trimming.

I decided to try this out on a pile of coupon supplements from the Sunday paper. These are printed on cheap, thin paper that tears or starts bunching very easily. The SureCut trimmer worked perfectly on this task. It made long and short cuts without hesitation, and the wire guide allowed me to literally cut on the dotted line.

The SureCut wire is spring-loaded, probably to make it less likely to get bent or broken if the cutter blade gets jammed up somehow. It also looks like the wire could be user-replaceable (the black end caps are removable), but it is not available on the Fiskars site.

Fiskars markets these trimmers as craft rather than office products. They are not intended for frequent or heavy-duty use. They have a line of rotary trimmers and an anvil trimmer aimed at office users. This trimmer uses Fiskars Blade Style I (eye, not one). Though hard to read, this is thoughtfully embossed on the bottom of the trimmer. They also make a scoring blade. I've never had a scoring blade, but I assume it's intended to let you score paper to be folded instead of cutting it. Replacement blades are available here and at many office supply stores.

My slightly older 12-inch trimmer has rubberized caps on each corner that also act as non-slip feet. The Fiskars SureCut Recycled Titanium Portable Paper Trimmer, 12-Inch (01-005454) has no such corners or feet of any kind. This leaves it up to you to hold it down a such a way so as to prevent sliding around while you're using it. To me, this is a design oversight, given that other, less expensive models do have non-slip feet. One star off for that.
1951637
They are okay. Not overly sharp, will not cut a plastic bag. They work well for cutting paper. Comfortable handle for left and right handed users. Overall, good for paper crafting.
2841687
I was looking for a journal without pages that bleed through. This is not perfect if you want to bullet journal but otherwise a nice journal.
2939580
Nice, not bad, save my time than electronic shredders to be able cut easily to be. I used now and shredded lot old papers to trash out. Electronic shredders sometimes have problems when stuck in and hardly to get some pieces of paper out but that one easily to get out than electronic shredders. I like that for me to. Hope anyone can do that too. Thanks enjoy it.
2747735
The edges are nice and sturdy.  It doesn't bend like the cheap ones from other places.
3037619
Nice, sturdy plastic. Doesn't tear or rip. Does the job and is reasonably priced. Fit's a 8.5 X 11 sheet perfectly, smaller pages work too, you just might have to adjust them a little to get them into the place you want them.
814254
They are easy to cut to fit the drawer length but sturdy enough to support a drawer load of files.  What more do you want in file frames?
447886
Super sturdy and the blades won't separate like flimsy models, which can cause them to crush rather than cut. I really don't understand the extra metal flap though, you couldn't possibly use it to measure cutting as each toe needs to be considered separately.
4143012
I need a cheap method of riming paper. This product fits the bill. There more expensive products out there that are sturdier built. For light duty, It does the job for me.
771101
Cute projects. Pretty paper. Seven of the papers are double sided (back is a solid color, but not white). The rest are white on the back. All of the backs are pale enough that you could include a note on them. The paper is a little thicker than regular origami paper, probably because the kit is for making note cards, not origami. It's still easily workable. About 1/3 of the sheets are ~7 inches (assuming the "7-inch paper folder" is a reliable measuring device). The rest are ~6".

The directions are clear. I particularly like that when precision is not imperative, the instructions will tell you (because, really, who can reliably make a fold 1/5 or 1/8 of the way across the paper, and why go nuts trying to if it's not necessary?!).

Most of the projects are relatively simple, but the final product looks difficult enough that your recipient will be impressed. I tried the projects that caught my eye on first glance (about 1/3 of them) and only had trouble on the "flapping bird envelope" because I wasn't sure what an "inside-reverse fold" was and where to put it. Google fixed the first problem, and the second was user error. Had I looked closely enough at the diagram, I think it would have been apparent what I needed to do...even without Google. Oh, and that's the only origami term in the book that isn't described somewhere.

The letter folder is plastic and had some rough edges on it that caught on the paper. Nothing an emery board couldn't fix. I'll probably just use another bone folder I already have or my thumbnail.

The box is a bit large for what comes in it. (Sorry...I'm an overpackaging fiend!) There's a cardboard "riser" inside to make it look like there's more inside than there really is. That's okay. I'll remove the riser and use the box to store the other origami paper I bought!

For what it's worth, my book was only 48 pages, not the 64 listed in the Product Details (and on the back of the box mine came in). Nothing seems to be missing, so I'm not sure what's up with that. And while the cover of the book that came with the kit was a little thicker than a paperback, it wasn't what I would consider hard cover. Maybe that refers to the box?

Overall a good value for the money, and it'll allow me to feed my folding fetish for a while longer.
3640119
sturdy files which are being used for aluminum.  They do not seem to bind up with metal and they cut predictably.
2162647
Paper weight seems sturdy. Its heavier than printer paper. All could have been well... except that one side of the roll was a bit bunched which can be avoided if the paper came on a proper roll. Package doesnt have any protection inside either.
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3587254
It's fine. A bit harder to use than other brands but it was convenient to have shipped. I can't use it one handed and even the man of the house sometimes needs to use both hands on thicker papers but for photos or basic scrapbook paper this should do the trick. We got them for wedding invites and heavy stationary so perhaps that is the issue on our part.
152574
Works fine for my needs. I went mostly paperless and only have a small volume of paper to shred. It's smaller and compact and I did not have any problem with it shredding what I have.