Name: Fiskars® Circle Cutter
Brand: Fiskars
SKU: 10254500
Price: 24.99 USD
Rating: 3.4 (166 reviews)

Purchase the Fiskars® Circle Cutter at Michaels. Fiskars Circle Cutter makes it easy to cut circles on paper or cardstock, perfect for creating windows on homemade cards, scrapbook pages and more.

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Fiskars Circle Cutter makes it easy to cut circles on paper or cardstock, perfect for creating windows on homemade cards, scrapbook pages and more. Cut circles from 1" to 8" with no preset increments for crafting versatility. The clear cutting mechanism and needle-point blade ensure precise alignment with your project needs while a gripping foot prevents slippage while cutter is in use. To use, select the circle size you need by turning the lock wheel clockwise to loosen the cutting arm. Retighten the lock wheel once desired circle diameter is reached to secure cutting arm. Next, align the circle cutter with your project and apply pressure to the control nob with your non-dominant hand. With your dominant hand, apply light pressure to the cutting arm and move it in a circle around the cutting mechanism. For best results, always use a Fiskars self-healing cutting mat.<br>
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    <li>Cuts circles from 1" to 8" (2.5 cm to 20.3 cm) with no preset increments for crafting versatility</li>
    <li>Cut capacity: 1 sheet 20 lb. bond (75 gsm) or 1 sheet 80 lb. cardstock (218 gsm)</li>
    <li>Clear base and needle point feature make alignment easy, eliminating mistakes that waste craft materials</li>
    <li>Includes 3 blades</li>
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Spiritkj

Perfect circles every time … large and small!

susanh02

This abomination needs a complete usability redesign. The arrows mentioned in instructions are lightly embossed on top of inner clear plastic rectangles, inside this thing, next to and above the center padded foot. Use under a bright light. Slide the ruler so a number, e.g. 2", sits next to an arrow. BTW, that will be diameter, not radius, and it's not precise. I recommend marking the center of your circle with a 1" plus (+) so you can find it when placing the cutter. Be careful, because you have to install the blade before placing, so you may cut or scratch the paper accidentally.
Suggestions for Fiskar: 1) Make alignment marks more obvious! Add color, grooves - anything to help users place it without guesswork.  2) Give instructions on the package, explaining the above; don't punt to the web.

AJK316

Horrible instructions. (See below) Clockwise or counterclockwise depends on how you're holding the thing. Arrows would be very helpful. 

Go to YouTube if you bought this thing.


2. Changing circle size
Turn the wheel lock counterclockwise until the cutting arm slides freely. Slide the arm to the 
desired size and then relock it in place by tightening the wheel lock. Do not over-tighten.

Kwinter

Easy to use and makes excellent cuts. The numbers are cumbersome to read but a little patience did the trick.

Momma408

You can not use on any surface it must be on a surface with only the paper you are trying to cut or it goes thru everything underneath.

TomB

The Instructions to set diameter or radius are AWOL.

Acin

I bought this to help make name cards for a friend’s wedding. It gets the job done, but it is difficult to keep the paper from moving as it’s cutting.

wannabeabetterpainter

did not work for me. at least first time i tried it. will have to find better instructions and video online

Fickle Pickle

A bit cumbersome at first. Comes with NO DIRECTIONS

Vic80

Cuts circles easily once you figure out how to use it

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