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In the world of crafting, one name is defined by quality, ease of workmanship, and perfection and we all know that name is Tim Holtz. He has gone above and beyond expectations with this amazing 6.25" Mini Trimmer designed for Tonic Studios. This trimmer will definitely be a must-have product for small space craft rooms and for on-the-go crafting.
Contents: One 6.25 inch Mini Trimmer tabletop cutting device designed by Tim Holtz for Tonic Studios.
Size: The outside of the trimmer measures 8.5" x 5 1/2" x 1 1/4" with a cutting area of 3.5" x 6.25".
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WARNING: The stainless steel blade is sharp! Be careful not to touch the bare blade with your fingers and always use the plastic paper guard to protect your fingertips when maneuvering the blade arm. This tool is not for children.
For the ultimate Mini Trimmer, you will need this 6.25" Mini Trimmer designed by Tim Holtz for Tonic Studios. If you need bigger, similar style trimmers, shop the rest of the collection here. You will love the quality, the workmanship, and all the special features that went into building this amazing product. You will not be disappointed you purchased it.
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Jamie's Storefront at SBC
This tiny paper trimmer is so cute and it cuts well, too. :D I'm very glad I bought this little feller because it will be very good for smaller cutting jobs. It's as though my large cutter of this style and the medium cutter of this style got together and had a baby cutter... I know--very silly... I will get a lot of use out of this trimmer.
It is a good deal, as well.
I'm adding to the chorus of praise. So glad I made this purchase. It's great for smaller cuts, it's sharp, it's light weight, and it doesn't get buried on my worktable in the paper chaos of a project. :) I like the fact that blades don't have to be replaced, so much so that I intend to invest in the large guillotine.
I needed a small trimmer, which this is. However, the piece you want to trim must b extremely small to start with, as in small scraps. It needs to be just an inch or two bigger in both dircetions. Perhaps I'm just used to my gigantic trimmer, and this smaller one has a learning curve. Will keep trying to make it fit my needs.
I love this trimmer and it's become something that I would never want to be without. It's small, but don't let that fool you, it does the job and it's and super sharp, and I mean REALLY sharp! I have it on my workstation but it can also easily fit into a stamping tote for crafting on the go. Love this and every other guillotine trimmer I own in the "Tim Holtz/Tonic" line.
Cindy-Lynn, My Inkie Fingers
I have plenty of trimmers but this one caught my eye because of its size. I wanted a small trimmer to keep on my work table so I didn't have to keep pulling out my big ones for trimming small pieces for cards and small embellishments. It is just right for this use. I really like the locking handle feature too.
Fits on my worktable and is always at hand. Glad I ordered it.
This is a very small trimmer, with the marked width only going to 3 1/2", so be sure you're ok with that before you order. You cannot use the left outside edge to try to get an even 4" cut because it curves out at the top. I'll probably mark mine with a permanent marker so I can get a little more width for some cuts. One flaw that I've discovered is that the finger guard, which is also supposed to keep the paper or card from moving while you cut, is so flimsy that it only holds paper in place if your piece is under one of the two semi-circle finger rests (where your fingers are actually pressing down). A 2" strip of paper placed between those two finger rests will slide around and not get cut straight, no matter how snuggly you hold the finger guard down. Holding the finger guard down also seems to be requisite to getting a good clean cut. You can't just hold the edge of your paper on the mark for the width you want. I should have used this cutter more on cardstock before writing this review, because it might react a little differently on something heavier, but I've been cutting paper with it up to this point. I did try to cut out some small sentiments printed on cardstock, which was something I really wanted it for, but it's not working as well for those very small, thin strips as I had hoped. Maybe with practice it will get easier, but there's a good chance I'll just go back to my rotary cutter & ruler for those little strips. The cutter is also pretty lightweight, so slides around easily. I'll probably start putting it on my grippy mat when I want to use it. Honestly, I was expecting a little better quality for that much $.
This little trimmer is awesome! I actually use this more than dragging my two bigger size trimmers out. It works with more my size of makes and doesn’t take up the room on my desk as the others. Great product and extremely functional!
Yes would recommend. A handy size trimmer to have.
A nice size to keep on your desk. I have the other sizes and this is great for cutting small pieces of paper.
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Can you cut thin strips of cardstock that don't stick out under the finger guard (held by the finger guard only)? Such as small sentiments from scraps?
By:
User
(28-Nov-24)
Hello, this is possible, although it can be challenging to line up the paper and keep it straight since you have to work under the finger guard.
By: Scrapbook.com
(29-Nov-24)
I often run into similar situations where using a Carl trimmer with a guard can be difficult if pieces are smaller than the guards width. I often position the paper from the outside or right of the blade slipped under the guard to trim just the right size. I'm glad for this question because it alerted me to rethink buying this mini trimmer for travel or staying with a more simplistic trimmer that needs blades replaced often if you cut a lot of coated card stocks like glitter and shimmer and even vinyls. I thought I wanted this cutie and now? Best price for this size I found too even with shipping.
By: LASinMT
(02-Jul-25)
