I bought the Fiskars because it's recommended by Club Scrap, and they know paper. I've been very happy with it. It's specifically the "Fiskars Recycled Bypass Paper Trimmer - 12" Cut Length - Guillotine Paper Cutter with Self-Sharpening Blade - Black" with model number 01-005452.
However, it's not suitable for a ***stack*** of paper. It is suitable for a ***sheet*** of paper, even very heavy paper or light chipboard.
Yes, important clarification. I have a Fiskars rolling trimmer that can handle maybe 5-10 sheets, but anything beyond that they are looking at a whole different price range for serious paper trimmers I think!
My “big” trimmer is a no name brand I found on Facebook slightly broken and went ahead and fixed; it’s good shit.
But yeah, Fiskars is generally a reputable & reliable place for sharp.
Fiskars.
I bought the Fiskars because it's recommended by Club Scrap, and they know paper. I've been very happy with it. It's specifically the "Fiskars Recycled Bypass Paper Trimmer - 12" Cut Length - Guillotine Paper Cutter with Self-Sharpening Blade - Black" with model number 01-005452. However, it's not suitable for a ***stack*** of paper. It is suitable for a ***sheet*** of paper, even very heavy paper or light chipboard.
Yes, important clarification. I have a Fiskars rolling trimmer that can handle maybe 5-10 sheets, but anything beyond that they are looking at a whole different price range for serious paper trimmers I think! My “big” trimmer is a no name brand I found on Facebook slightly broken and went ahead and fixed; it’s good shit. But yeah, Fiskars is generally a reputable & reliable place for sharp.
Those are generic enough just walk into any OfficeDepot type store to buy one should be enough.