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Make your crafting projects easier than ever with the Scoring Board and Trimmer Tool from the Making Tool Collection by Sizzix. This versatile tool combines scoring and trimming into one ergonomic design, perfect for creating cards, scrapbook pages, envelopes, boxes, tags, and more. Designed for ease of use, it features both imperial and metric measurements for precise crafting. Ideal for all skill levels, including those with limited hand strength, this tool ensures a smooth crafting experience. Add this must-have tool to your collection and create professional-looking projects effortlessly!
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Nice features on this score board/ trimmer tool, but the first time I cut cardstock it left a ragged edge. The blade was not sharp enough. I ran the blade over some aluminum foil and it was better after that. I would expect the cutting blade to be sharp right out of the box! I also wish the markings for the scoreboard were dark so you could see them better. Other features were good.
Like the board with all options in using it so you don't need a tool for each individually. The only draw back is you can't see the small white numbers on the board for scoring or the markings for cutting between the 1/4" to 3". Don't know what they were thinking with using white on white. Need to rethink the printing so people can see it.
This all-in-one tools makes a good addition to your crafting area. Instead of having two larger tools on hand when crafting, this one can be used in their place. It is handy to use when working with one piece of stock. I do like the corner & envelope punch features as well and it does not slide aound. Keep in mind that this will not replace trimmers & scoreboards that have the capability to handle bulk stock at once, but it does free up space on your work area.
For the price and the word, quality that has been used several times in the presentation. That’s what I expected. I haven’t used it much because the blade that it came with is dull. That’s what I’m hoping the problem is. I just paid 0ver $15 for new blades since it has never cut right in the times that I practiced with it. I’m also not used to having the blade on the side. All my other tools, it’s in the middle where it belongs, to give proper manual guidance for crisp clean cuts. I will definitely type and print out measurements to tape to the side and bottom for easier eyeballing. Or use a fine tip sharpie to draw in? Anyway, hoping the new blades are a game changer, but should have to buy them with a brand new item.
This tool is absolutely amazing! I love that you can flip the mint ruler and the scoring board portion over to get inches or centimeters. The blade is easy to change and the glide bar for the trimmer is so smooth! The mint ruler swings out at an angle, letting you trim or score at an angle to create custom cards, envelopes tags, banners, boxes and more! The punches are super handy and love that the fold and form tool is tucked neatly inside the board. No matter what you love to make, this is definitely one tool that every paper crater needs!
Used in this project: Autumn Mushroom Panel
I think the idea of this is great but a little disappointed in some parts of it. I think there is to much play in the ruler, Not thrilled with the way the scoring board is set up with ruler on the side (copy paper slips under the ruler). Also it is hard to read the markings. I did mark mine with a Sharpy fine point pen which has helped. I also can't find a place to put an app on my phone for the envelope generator. I don't know if that means you have to scan the QR code each time which is not very convenient.
This is heavy and not one you want to carry to class, but it is very easy to read and get accurate cuts. I watched videos before I bought it. One reviewer evidently hadn't watched the video and complained about the ruler moving. She didn't have it in the right spot at the top. When it's set up correctly for each job, it's wonderful. When I first Saw the first videos, I was sure the price would be around $100..00 based on an all in one tool I bought just before the pandemic when I was very new to paper crafting . I gave it away and it came back to me after a few months. I gave it away again and this time it's stayed in it's new home. I am pleasantly surprised at the price, the quality and the functionality of this gem.
I was excited to receive my Making Tool, but so far I’ve been disappointed. The trimmer blade tends to tear my paper or cardstock, rather than cut neatly. The scorer is too ‘sharp’ and cuts my paper instead of scoring. I had to use another scoring tool. Moving the ruler from trimming to scoring position is hard, but perhaps that will get easier with time.
I do like the built in punches and how easy it is to line up for accurate punching for notches and corners.
I’ll have to watch the video again for instructions on making an envelope, because following the booklet is not working for me!
I’ll persevere and hopefully it will get better.
Love, Love, Love !!!! I had an old board and didn’t realize how much I needed an upgrade. First time I used this board it was fantastic.
While this is a quality product, it isn't filling my needs. It is probably more effective stationary. It does have weight to it. The top ruler seems loose and I have to keep putting back across the top. The vertical ruler on the far right is very faint and almost not readable. I haven't used the trimmer yet, as I purchased this for smaller projects. I am hoping the more I use it, I will like it. The grooves make it difficult to use on cardstock. I am going back to my cheaper scoring board for use on cardstock. I have tried 4 separate scoring tools and I can't seem to find one that really fits the grooves, including the tool attached.
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How did Pete know where 9cm was on the board in order to score his 18cm price of paper? The markings seem only to be the side not the top where the grooves are.
By:
Lucy&bonnie
(03-Aug-23)
The ruler at top can be removed and flipped over to cm sizing markers. Go to scrapbook.com and type in "how to use the sizzix scoreboard. Will open up , scroll to Sizzix scoreboard and tool, right after Big Shot Machine. Click onto the scoreboard picture....Will bring you to a series of pictures, click on very last one in row 6, this is the tutorial to explain all your questions. Hope this helps you, it clarified everything for me. I printed it out to keep with the machine. Have fun, Connie
By: Crafty Greek Lady
(05-Aug-23)
what is the largest box and largest bag this can make?
By:
froggers
(13-Sep-23)
I watched the Sizzix video with the guy in the blue shirt that always teaches about their new Sizzix tools. He makes every size of card and envelope from 1 inch square up to the largest size, in EVERYTHING this machine makes. This includes the bags, tags, boxes also. I hope they allow you to see this, as it is a longer than 30 minute video to show a sampling how-to of each, then with the stacks of items with the largest on the bottom and the smallest on the top. (middle of video, at end of second large section.) Using a depth of the box as one inch, he has a stack of 16 boxes with a 1" square on the top. But, if you google, the best price on this item is right here at Scrapbook!
By: OldStudent
(28-May-24)
On the scoreboard, are there 1/8 and 1/16 of an inch markings?
By:
Wingn4two
(28-Aug-23)
Hello. The scoreboard has 1/4 inch markings. There is a score line for the eighths but these are not marked.
By: Scrapbook.com
(29-Aug-23)
Will this trimmer cut through chipboard?
By:
Kunkle
(15-Aug-23)
Hello, this trimmer is more suitable to be used to cut with paper and cardstock, as chipboard is a little too thick.
By: Scrapbook.com
(15-Aug-23)
Will this allow you to make envelopes for a regular A2 card?
By:
prosedale
(24-Nov-23)
Absolutely! In the instructions there is a QR code that takes you to a really cool calculator tool from Sizzix!
By: mstracyfear
(26-Nov-23)
How do you trim anything less than 1 inch wide?
By:
geribeam
(06-Aug-23)
The ruler on the cutting arm match up to 3/4" (edge of ruler), tick marks 1/2" (bottom of number) and 1/4" (top of number) - there are marks for 2"-7/8" but they're hard to read.
By: ScrapperDMcG
(06-Aug-23)
