Corner Rounder Punch, GLADFRESIT 4mm Portable Round Corner Trimmer Cutter - Corner Cutter Tool for Card Photo DIY Projects Postcard Scrapbook (Blue)

Worst rounder I have had. I threw it away

The media could not be loaded.  We have a couple of round corner cutters that we use quite regularly. If you have never used one it's amazing how the appearance of a piece of card/paper can be visually improved by trimming the square corners into a rounded corners. Years ago I used to performe this type of task with steady hands and a pair of scissors, not always with good results. Thankfully, for all the people who have managed with scissors various manufacturers now provide neat lttle gadgets that work brilliantly well and make the task very simple and easy.This punch from GLADFRESIT isn't the best I have used, it's a bit more fiddly to align the card/paper into the jaw of the cutter and will only take thin stock... but it does do the job and it's cheaper than others I have purchased. In fact, at under £4 the budget price must be taken into consideration when reading this review.Only one diameter of corner is available (4mm). I do have round corner cutters that offer a choice (but obviously they are more expensive than the GLADFRESIT) but the 4mm-round is a good choice of corner size for general use.The small device has an opening where you push the card/paper into and then press the levered top to make the cut. On the underneath of the cutter there's a removable flexible cover and the small waste clippings are held inside until you choose to empty them out into a waste bin.This corner trimmer will only accept very thin card, and, of course paper so it's a bit limited if you should ever need to use heavier card. The opening, where you insert the card, is not the best I have used and you have to align quite carefully if you wish to achieve a good and well placed rounded corner cut.For occasional use this sub £4 cutter isn't too bad but I find it fiddlier and less accommodating (card thickness) than others I have used. However, if you want to try a device like this then it's okay and if you develop a fondness for rounded corners (like I certainly have) then you may want to migrate to a more versatile (and more expensive) device, but this is a good place to start with.

I have used a lot of corner rounders, and this is the worst one I've ever had. It's impossible to get paper to line up properly, or even fit in it at all. At best, you get the tiniest bit cut off. It's extremely difficult and frustrating to use. It simply does not work.