Works well with paper all the way to cardboard
583321
Works well with paper all the way to heavy cardboard. I originally purchased this after using a carpet cutting blade to cut some cardboard boxes. The blade handle broke and it almost caused me to cut myself, so I decided something with safety in the design could be a better fit. While being inexpensive, this cutting tool is great quality. It charges up fairly quickly and cuts through everything I have used it for, including very heavy duty card board.
2709053
I make my own playing cards (custom expansions for Boss Monster, Agricola, etc) and this is perfect. Another poster said that his cuts cardboard, well mine must be a bit smaller because all it can fit is standard chipboard and smaller. Not standard cardboard. That being said, it cuts perfectly every time. And it catches the cuts too for a bonus.
478207
Okay, so I misjudged how thickly the pen would write but I soon realised I didn't have to limit myself to writing on a chalkboard sticker! (That said, please do make finer pens!)

No pictures yet but I have scribbled all over my son's toy boxes so everyone knows where things are and where each toy belongs. The toy boxes are plastic with a slightly rough but non-porous surface so I'm assuming that I will not have trouble removing the scribbling from them. I did find that between this textured plastic and the super smooth one, the performance of the marker on the textured surface was better. My son managed to smudge the writing on the smoother toy boxes.

I did use it on a chalkboard sticker and it cleaned up very nicely with a swipe from a wet wipe and following up with a tissue to dry the sticker off. No marks, and the writing came out a brilliant white.

I'd honestly give this a 4.5 if I could just because it doesn't seem to dry/cure quickly enough to avoid smudging in case my toddler makes grabby hands at his toy box soon after I've written on it. Plus, it really needs instructions on the packaging itself. I do highly appreciate the email from the company with the instructions and reminders though. But I am happy enough with the results I got from writing with this directly on plastic boxes (for the record, they are Lock & Lock storage boxes) and from using it on a chalkboard sticker label that I don't mind the bump up to 5 stars.
345027
Works very well. The only thing paper load is very fragile plastic. Be careful, when loading papers, so you would not brake it.
1628004
This is a very "cool' product. Very clever,and much better than the folding cardboard of the past. Well done EzyShade. I like your product.
4531694
I got this Deco Foil for a project I have in mind.  It stuck really well with a regular white bond paper.  However, it didn't do well with a card stock with a bit of texture on it.  I used my laminator for this.  So far, I liked it since I only needed it for the regular white bond paper.
4287795
After receiving complaints about this product, I tested it myself and it will not stick to paper bags or cardboard boxes (which is what I bought it for). It will stick to itself so if you want to wrap tape *all* the way around the box and then stick it to itself, it might function for you. I am able to use the tape in that manner for another purpose but I bought this for "packaging/shipping" which it fails at since it won't stick.
3596393
Good product and works great on wood and paper.
2458617
I love making boxes that are covered with paper that I made when making my cards.  The instructions are easy to follow and the product comes out great
1673713
This paper is nice and glossy and sticks quite well. I used these labels on plastic playing cards for prototyping some card games I am inventing.

The only downsides, which are personal faults more than anything, are that 1)removing labels requires a bit of patience to strip them off. 2)These labels aren't meant for affixing on cards, so they'll crease when shuffled.
4805465
In the past I have made cardboard templates of my own. That takes a lot longer. This is very precise and easy to use. Finally!
1798291
This seemed sturdier than the typical newsprint packing paper I used to wrap the framed wall art I wanted to lightly wrap to protect from movers. Where newsprint worked well for art, this packing paper was much better to serve as filler in boxes holding breakables or oddly-shaped items. It felt closer to Kraft Paper than newsprint in paper weight/thickness. It also lasted longer than I expected and served to fill or wrap almost all the boxes for my 1200 sq. ft. apartment move. Definitely worth this price- better than big box stores.
1181029
I used this to punch through almost 500 paper bags for a popcorn bar at my wedding. I struggled a little but mostly blame that on the paper bag material, not the punch itself. The actual punch works really well on normal paper and thicker paper. By some chance if others had the intentions I had, thought I might throw it out there that trying to get it through paper bags will not be as easy.
1264683
This works very well with paper. If you're buying it (like me) thinking you can punch out thin aluminum ovals, you can't. The corner punches round my thin aluminum, which I love, so I thought this may work as well. Nope.
473376
I put in my own paper (bought this just for the binder), and it works great. The rings are easy to open and close, it's super cute, the pen holder is an added bonus. (Note - I used standard 8.5 x 11 paper that was cut in half and hole-punched).
2136527
I teach, and I have a hard time organizing papers for efficient grading. With multiple classes and multiple assignments, the paper stack grows and grows until I end up with what looks like a Stephen King manuscript. Tried just using the paperclip method, but papers would escape, or the clips would snag on other assignments. Plus, the papers would shift and become crumpled or unclipped in my tote during the trip from school to home. I then began using a plain accordion file, which worked out well, but the flap was cheaply made (it basically bent the plastic back) and would have to be held back or else pop me in the face and cover the opening, and it didn't hold quite as much because the flap (again with that flap) didn't provide much headway for the papers and would pinch the top of the accordion file when I started filling it. So when I saw the Mead, I knew I had to have it.

First of all, it's extremely roomy. Because the zipper allows for a good 1/2 inch of room above the papers, it doesn't pinch them in or become warped/distended. In fact, there's so much room at the top that I'm actually able to insert manila folders inside, which is great because I can ensure that important documents (like tests) are kept completely separate and don't run any risk of getting misplaced. The tabs pop up to be visible over large stacks of work. There's a little clear section in the very front where I can put whatever rubric I'm using for that week. I label a tab for each class and have a section for keys and makeup work/no name papers. It's fantastic. Really well made. No snags with the zipper. No issues with the tabs or any other part of this item. Plus, the color is just too cute.
4046447
Works as described.  My warehouse deal shredder had paper stuck, but once I cleared it worked fine.  I never try to test the 12 sheet limit, it is too easy for papers to fold on themselves and to break the plastic supports on shredders.  I don't go more than 6-8 sheets at the most.  It chewed up CD and Credit cards easily.  I like how the paper slot cover has three positions. all the way down to cover the slot, mid way for using and all the way up locks the cover and shuts off the power.