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I have the coluzzle -- It's ok, but I am getting annoyed with snipping the connecting pieces --- it sometimes is not perfectly round and I'm a little
anal.
What do you scrappers use? I have heard good things about the CM circle cutter -- anyone have it?
I love the CM specialty cutters (not their regular photo cutter though). I also have circle punches ranging from the very small to about 3" in diameter. The punches are easier to use but the CM circle cutter has larger sizes.
DEFINITELY the CM cutter!!
I've had the circle and the oval cutters for years. Three different size blades still work good!
EASY to use, and they do a GREAT job!!!
I've never used the CM system, but I've only heard good things. Personally, I use the Coluzzle. After I cut the main part of the circle, I leave my blade in the channel & paper and rotate the template slightly. I then cut through the tabs. I do this with a lot of the shapes - I can't seem to cut the tabs neatly any other way.
I love the CM cutting system. I couldn't scrapbook without it! One of the circle sizes even fits a gallon paint can lid perfectly!! It's well worth the money.
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Another vote for the CM system! To be fair, I've never tried my coluzzle. I got them both about the same time--long story!--and the CM system was so great and easy that I just never got around to the coluzzle.
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I use the CM circle cutter, and have found it very easy to use and get perfect circle cuts. However, there is one drawback....If for some reason you want a 1 3/4" or 2 3/4" circle there is no way to get those specific sizes.
circle cutter --- which one?
