BearBoss 2 Inch Circle Punch, Hole Punch Shapes, Paper Punch Set for Scrapbooking Festival Paper Greeting Card DIY Albums Photos (Classic White)

I love this product! It is exactly what I was looking for! The price equates to about $4 a hold punch and it is worth it! The cutouts are about 1/2 inch big- other products I looked at were the size of normal hole punches and too small for what I wanted. Most of the punches punched easily with one hand, one was a little stiff but I imagine with time will loosen up. The punches cut cleanly. Perfection use for card making, journals, scrapbooks, or large confetti. You can use the punched out piece, or the whole it leaves behind. I also love that it has a cover on the bottom to hold the cut pieces until you want them, that way they don’t fall and get list as you punch. Must have for paper crafters and artisans! I love the basic shapes, and definitely want to look for more!

I bought this on a whim since it was on my kids school class list. We ended up Keeping them ourselves. Kids age 3-8 enjoy them. They punch well, don’t slip, and have no sharp edges that could harm a kid. Good arts and craft activity to keep in the house. Very durable and well made.

Very easy to use and functional. They are very durable and come in all the sizes I wanted. The design is also very nice.

It's a great product, I have others like it in different sizes and they all, including this one, work great on cardstock and paper. I'm leaving a 4 star review because this one was bought for a project that was to be stickers, and it doesn't cut the sticker paper well at all. It's a sturdy product, but I think the blade needs to be sharper to cut through sticker paper or something.

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I LOVE these, and they're cute too! They work great. They're sharp. And they have a cover on the bottom, and I like that. I have had no issue with them, except for the smallest one. It cuts perfect though. The only thing I had a problem with was it is small enough that if you tilt it when you go to take the paper out the circle can slip down into the punch itself through the slot on the backside of the punch mechanism (see photos). It can also get trapped inside the slider cover as you're pulling it out if you're not careful. It took me a bit to figure out where my paper went on the first try and the second try the paper got caught as I slid the cover back and it bent the paper. This happened with regular copy paper and cardstock. Taking the slider cover off, and holding it level above the table and punching seemed to work best. If you turn it over to punch like most of us do to see where we are punching, be careful how you tilt the punch, otherwise your paper can and will slip down inside the punch. After a few good shakes it will come out though. Even so, I still love them!

This is exactly what I needed. Smooth, clean cuts and the right size for the project I was working on.

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