1.18 inch Circle Punches 30mm Hole Punch Circle Cutter for Paper Crafts Scrapbooking Handmade Paper Punch Paper Circles Greeting Cards,Cardstock, DIY Albums Photos,Card Making 30mm Circular

This hole punch works great ! I used on frosting sheets and it gave me no problemValue for money:Very reasonably pricedPunch quality:great punch

This hole punch does exactly what I need it to do. It cuts vinyl, paper, and card stock with ease. It's cut every thickness that I've tried. I like that I can see from the bottom where it's cutting so I can easily line up a design. It feels like it's made strong and will last a long time. It seems to be a good value for the price.

I use these to punch holes in wafer paper and sugar paper for round cookies and they work amazing. It's the perfect size and I don't have very many issues with it sticking.

Great cutter. Cuts a nice clean circle exactly 30mm round. I like the scrap collector thing on the bottom, and I like how I can leave it open if I want to see exactly where I'm cutting.

Been using this inexpensive 2-inch punch for just over 4 months to make espresso filters out of drip-coffee filters. First impression was not great. Tended to stick even when not punching paper. And pretty cheaply made. But over time, loosened up and works surprisingly well now. Actually quite pleased with it. Don't even try to punch coffee filters without copier paper over and under them. Filters alone are too thin and just tear up and jam in punch. Punch does well with 2 filters at a time with a piece of copier paper over and under them. With care, can get really good circles of filter paper.

Good quality and easy to use. Haven’t had any issues with it jamming and it cuts smoothly

Updated Review – Seven Months LaterI bought this tool to cut cardstock circles for my small business. I’ve had it for just seven months—not a long time, especially considering I don’t use it daily. It started malfunctioning the second time I used it. It gets stuck, doesn’t cut properly, and clearly wasn’t built to last. I’ve treated it well, kept it dry, and only used it occasionally.I know Amazon won’t take it back after this long, but I still feel ripped off. It cost around $20, and even if that seems cheap to some, it’s not disposable money. It’s not just about the price—it’s about the principle. Now I have to buy another one, and of course it’ll be from a different brand.If you’re considering this product, I’d strongly advise against it. It’s unreliable, poorly made, and not worth the investment.

Works great for my needs!