Lassco CR-20 1/2" Radius Corner Cutter Rounder with Die CR20 Desktop
Key features
- •Includes One 1/2-inch radius cutting die (additional dies available separately)
- •CR-20 accepts cutting unit Die sizes 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8 or 1/2-inch
- •Simple "drop-in" die design for fast die changes
- •Includes new "Right Angle Push Block" feature
- •Unbreakable 5 x 10.5-inch plastic top-plate on steel body
Lassco CR-20 1/2" Radius Corner Cutter Rounder with Die CR20 Desktop
List Price: $239.58$215.62DEALYou Save: $23.96 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.3
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It is easy to use
ANN Printing•December 17, 2016
This corner round has a very crisp and clean cutting mechanism. It is easy to use.
Five Stars
Amazon Customer•June 4, 2016
we love this product, it saves us so much time and always cuts very nicely
I'm not happy with the 10-1/4" length
Nancy Hansen•March 21, 2015
The photo shows a short paper rounder, but it is actually much longer than the photo shows. I'm not happy with the 10-1/4" length. My friend has a paper rounder from Germany and it is much shorter and works perfectly. I may return this for it's long length. But it does cut beautifully. It is an excellent paper rounder.
Five Stars
David•December 9, 2014
Great product. Does what it's supposed to do...
I'm pretty sure there's one guy in the united states who ...
Matthew M. Loehrer•August 22, 2014
I'm pretty sure there's one guy in the united states who supplies blades for this thing, and they ain't cheap, so when you order, be absolutely sure the radius you want is the one you specify to come with the unit (really, you're buying the blade--the unit is pretty simple, it's just a mechanism to work the blade). I wasn't paying attention and got a 1/2" radius blade, when a 1/4" radius would have been a lot more useful. An additional 1/4" blade is almost as much as an entire new unit, but I'm sure I'll break down and get one someday. As for function, it does a great job. Counterintuitively, it seems to work better with a larger stack to cut than a shorter stack. Again, pretty simple, but it definitely gets the job done.
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