BAOFALI Stamp Puncher 1.25x1.5inch Large Rectangular Postage Stamp Punch |Stamp Hole Puncher| Lever Action Paper Punches for Crafting Scrapbooking DIY Card Making Arts Crafts Supplies

I observed my human using this “stamp punch,” which, at first glance, appeared to be a small, suspicious device designed to make perfect little shapes out of perfectly good paper. Naturally, I was intrigued. Operational Analysis: Press → click → shape appears. Efficient. Clean. Slightly addictive. I understand why she keeps doing it over and over like a tiny paper goblin. The cuts are crisp. No tearing, no weird edges. I attempted to assist by placing my paw directly on the paper mid-punch. Even with interference, results remained excellent. Impressive. The mechanism is smooth and satisfying. I could hear the click from across the room and immediately arrived to supervise (and sit on the project). No jams. No drama. No complaints from the human. Frankly, disappointing. I prefer chaos in craft tools. Additional Observations: The punched shapes are apparently “for journaling,” but I believe they are actually small, portable floor decorations for me to bat under furniture and forget about. Final Verdict: Works exactly as intended. Clean cuts, easy use, highly interruptible workflow (important). No notes. No complaints. No chaos. Suspiciously perfect. 5 stars. I will continue monitoring (and stepping on it). — Cloudtail 🐾

Buen precio, y se siente la calidad de la cortadora, recomendado :)

Hace cortes limpios y es el tamaño indicado

Parfait

I really do get so excited with a good working paper punch, and this is a very good working paper punch! It is cutting through heavy duty cardstock as well as single and double sheets of copy paper, like butter! The locking feature is slightly difficult to use on this one. It's not the end of the world for me to just leave this one unlocked as a lot of my punches don't even have a locking mechanism on them. This punch makes a true 1 inch square. The only thing I don't like about this is the paper seems to catch at the very backside after the square is punched out. By backside I'm speaking on the farthest from the open edge, where the paper goes in and stops. After punching it's kind of catching there for a bit. At first I thought it was just the cardstock, so I switched to paper. That's catching worse actually. I thought maybe it's because I was holding the punch itself backwards as I usually do to view what area I'm punching out, but when I set it down for normal use on a table top, it's still catching just the same. Not sure if that's just a design flaw or if mine is faulty. It's not bad enough for me to deduct anything for this rating. A quick wiggle of my paper and it comes right out. The squares are coming out easily, it's just the page being punched from that's catching. *Editing to add that I gave it another good look over, and I found there are 2 corners of the cutting part that protrude just a hair from the recess when the punch is not engaged. That is what's causing the catch of the punched paper. Still not sure if this is overall design flaw or just my punch, but it's something to be aware of. The protrusion doesn't stick out at all when the punch is locked, just when it's unlocked you can see it's like a tiny sharp tooth in diagonal corners when looking through the area where the paper goes in. Overall, it's a great punch! It's not the best quality ever but it works for my needs and it's giving me good clean cuts on single sheets of copy paper. A lot of paper punches won't do that, but this one does with ease. The price at the time of this review is 13.13, that's a bit high for the flaws but it's cutting very well so for me, it's worth it. I recently purchased a different punch from different company, and it's been a nightmare trying to get the circles to cut cleanly even with double sheets. I'm thankful for this square punch that's working, even with the slight flaw. I tried to get pictures of the tiny bits that are catching the paper. The punch is unlocked and fully open, but still those 2 tiny parts sticking down.