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I am not so bright today!! During the course of 1 project (several days), my cropadile got me twice! Everyone please note... all three of those little sections squeeze down and punch holes even though you are using only one of them. (you're thinking... yes, obviously! but somehow I forgot to pay attention to that). First time I pinched my finger in the eyelet setter while I was punching a hole. Second time I punched a hole in my flannel pj pants while I was using the punch on the opposite side. Good thing I was in my pj's and not my usual glam stamping outfit... jeans and a sweatshirt!
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I've done the same thing with the old one. I was cutting a hole in a small piece of paper and got my finger too near the eyelet setter. When you squeeze the handles, everything closes! Ouch!!!
I nearly did the same thing just the other day! You know in your head that when you squeeze it down all three parts move, but you don't make the connection that this means you've gotta keep yourself out of the way!
I catch my boobage almost every time I use it! I must have really tiny hands 'cause I need to support it when I squeeze the handles together. The old boobie shelf works for every thing else as a good support...not so good with the CAD! The new Big Bite won't do this because it sits on the table. No extra boobage support needed!!:razz:
I speak the truth not so much as I would, but as much as I dare, .......and I dare a little more as I grow older. -Michel de Montaigne, essayist (1533-1592)
My cropadile bit me... twice
