Westcott 14927 Titanium Bonded Razor Paper Cutter for Home, Office or Classroom

Tired of using scissors and sometimes getting jagged cuts when wrapping gifts, I decided to try things differently this year. I bought this, and also dedicated wrapping paper cutter called the "Little ELF." The ELF came in a two pack, and was shaped circularly to fit around a roll of paper.Out of the two, I much prefer this paper cutter. It's easier to use, cuts straighter, and worked better. Also, vs the ELF, this worked better as one of the two ELF cutters had a dull blade and would not cut the wrapping paper.For wrapping gifts, I would definitely recommend this.

Cuts clean lines on wrapping paper as designed. First one came crushed in pieces so it shows it’s susceptible to breakage but it’s relatively inexpensive. A replacement came quickly and I was happy using for this years holiday season. There are some less expensive models that may be equally as good but I was happy with this one

If you have many presents to wrap for a large family, this is a must-have. Your gift wrapping experience will be so much better. I'm surprised more people don't have one.You'll see this type of wrapping paper cutter is often criticized for snagging, but it's a matter of technique. Use it with a steady hand and speed, plus make sure you've got an efficient angle. Don't worry, it's something you'll get the hang of fast.

Works great!

Not sure if the other reviewers had a bad product, however, mine is working great. Cuts through wrapping paper with ease (does not bunch up at all), opens envelopes with ease and have even used this to open the vanilla envelopes, plastic bag envelopes and thicker envelopes with no issues. The top is plastic and the only question I have is if the plastic holds up over repeated use and if the blade sharpness lasts for a good amount of time. But so far, no issues, sharp and works well.

The media could not be loaded. This cutter works very well. It's sharp enough to cut through thick craft paper and cuts quickly through thin wrapping paper.I tried to start the cut with one hand and it's not sharp enough for that, but I wouldn't expect it to be (if I really needed to cut with one hand, I'd use a rotary cutter).I've uploaded a video of when I used it to cut wrapping paper so you can see that it makes a clean straight line with very little rippling. It also does very well on a curve, which is great because I got it to cut sewing patterns, which often have many small and large curves.

Broke the first time I used!

Works well