We R Memory Keepers Crafting Tools - Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper

We have a Crop-o-dile hole punch and riveter already, so I had confidence in this purchase. I was not disappointed! I was able to crop all the corners neatly on 48 square cards. If anyone had a negative experience I would suggest they must have been doing it wrong. I had no problems at all. It is a very sturdy tool which has a weight and build that inspires confidence, and it delivers.

Cannot recommend this highly enough! Not only does it do the job it says it does (cuts through book board, chipboard, leather etc etc) it was also half the price I could buy in shops in the UK. Plus free postage! An excellent tool which I seriously could not live without, every cut is clean and I appreciate having the choice of two sizes built into one machine. Very easy to operate with perfect balance (I have had an op on my hand, so don't have a lot of strength). If you loved the Cropadile, you'll love this.

I bought this item as I wanted a corner rounder that was robust enough to deal with a lot of sheets of paper and as I already have the WRMK eyelet setter and hole punch I gravitated towards this. It is a good solid piece of kit and should last a long time. However, as with the eyelet setter I found that one has to practice a little. I found a couple of videos on YouTube and they gave me valuable clues... the 'wings' at the side of the top part have to be opened fully - you can open them a part way but you need to push them until you hear them 'click' into place; then it's open far enough to get your corner in. Push the cardstock or whatever in fully but don't push too far - make sure the cardstock stays level. Squeeze the handles firmly and not too slowly. Phew! The 1/4" side works more easily than the 1/2" side but they do both work, albeit after a bit of practice. Happily it will chomp several sheets of paper at once as long as they're lined up properly with each other. I would say that it's worth the money if you want to round a lot of corners, as I do for Traveller's Notebook inserts. For occasional use however, there are cheaper options on the market that you might want to explore.

I used to have a corner-rounding hole-punch of the kind you just push with your thumb or the palm of your hand, but once I started using it a lot, creating rounded corners on art bookmarks I sold in my gallery, it quickly packed up. I did some online searches. First I got one that was supposed to be able to cut several sheets in one go, but it was so hard to align properly, I just had to give up on using it for that. Conveniently, though, it was also a single-hole punch, and for that it was absolutely perfect. A bit more research found me this one, which seemed to be a good option, despite only being able to cut one – or at least only a few sheets at a time. It has two different corner radii, and it really was only the smaller one that I needed. Luckily, I might say, for the larger radius was not as good, uneven and jagged and not really usable at all. Had I needed both, I would have had to return this, which would have been a lengthy process seeing as it was only shipped from America at the time. That aside, which probably would have ben sorted out nicely if I had complained, it is easy to use, the corners come out evenly and nicely rounded on the side of it that mattered to me, and it is easily solid enough to chop through thick paper that is laminated on both sides, something my old thumb punch struggled with. It can also handle leather and thick cardboard, the latter of which I also tried out on occasion, having no problem chomping through 1.3mm thick board. I am deducting one star as they also seem to have cut corners in quality control, but otherwise, I’d say it is hard to imagine a better corner punch than this, and I can highly recommend it if you literally need to cut corners on a regular basis.

I have quite a few items from the maker WeRMemory Keepers. However, this one did not work very well in that it did not cut the corner cleanly or very well as it left a straight bit to one side of the corner on the card. I was also disappointed that the video that is shown does not represent the actual item being sold. have returned it for a refund

Love these, I had my old one for more than 20 years before I dropped and broke it! Will always use the Memory Makers brand - simple and easy to use, love the big grips, and work on multiple pieces of paper or thick card. Great value for money and would never go anywhere else

Love this tool, will chomp its way through most materials. The only issue I have is it takes some practice to get it lined up correctly, so give yourself plenty of time to get it right before letting loose on your expensive projects!!! I definitely recommend this tool.

I bought this to cut the corners on my wedding invites which is printed on 300 GSM card. It went through 5 sheets of 300 GSM card stock in one go, which meant it took a lot less time to do the hundreds of cuts I needed to do, and it's still running great. Highly recommended. The only thing which is annoying is that because it's 2 sided... If you hold it the wrong way the clipped corners can fall out of the opening on the other side which can leave a mess... I recommend holding it slightly up and only tip down when over a bin!

Consegui até furar papelão cinza 1.9mm na parte de corte maior

使用した感想は、 ・コルクシート1〜1.5㎜でもカットできる ・紙はコーナーの始まりと紙端をキレイに合わせばまずまず。 ・粘着のあるシートや紙の場合は、表裏逆にして試してみるとキレイに行く場合がある。 相互的に、価格と厚物コーナーカッターということで満足度80%です！

Very good tool. This is working very well in my atelier

I have a couple of small corner notchers that work well for general card making but needed something to handle heavier weight card. This is perfect. Well weighted too.

It's very powerful unlike those toy-like punchers that I have.