Tool All-in-ONE Lilac

I've used this for quite awhile now. I mostly make cards. The scorer has worked perfectly. The cutter does a good and accurate job. Replacement blades have been easy to find. I use the corner punch a lot and it is holding up fine. I am really glad I bought this and recommend it for any beginning papercrafter.

This is a great tool that allows you to do it all: scoring, stamping, cutting, and making bows, boxes, and more. I was able to get rid of several standalone items including a cutter, a stamping folder, and a scoring board.I will note that the cutter blades wear quickly if you use them for glitter cardstock or thicker materials in general. Fortunately, they sell replacement blades at a reasonable price.

I got this for mainly for the cutting and creasing functions. I love all of the things it can do. It works well, its easy to use. My local stores and Amazon carry replacement blades and accessories. It doesn't take up a lot of space and is easy to take places. It has performed well. I got this for making a bunch of Christmas gifts and used it a lot! The only thing I struggled with is anticipating where my cut line would be if the line edge was not at the edge of my paper to line up with the blade crevasse. If the was a way to make that possible, like if the peice that holds the blade came out farther with a line that you can line up the image you are cutting out. If I just need to measure the ruled markings work just fine, but I was cutting printed items. I would be super excited.

I gave this as a gift and she loves it. She has been using it alot for crafting.

I have wanted this for quit a while. Finally got it when I saw a small price drop. I really enjoy it so far. It definitely has a learning curve. I recommend practicing a little to get the hange of it. I do love the all in one factor. Be careful some of the piece can fall out in travel so I recommend putting this in some type of bag as to not loose anything. The other thing I have found is the stamp positioner should have a barrier under the stamps to prevent ink from getting on the score board. I have figured a simple fix for this...Put a piece of paper or craft foam sheat under whatever you are going to stamp as a barrier. Also as a tip that I had seen and it works great is to make sure you are on a very flat sturdy surface when stamping especially. Also try to use some type pressure to make sure you get a good stamp. The reason is the base is plastic and if flexes a bit. If not getting a good pressure your stamps won't come out correctly. I did get this tip online again the fix is simply use a craft foam Sheet under what you are stamping and stamp on a flat sturdy surface. It makes it a better stamping surface and you get a beautiful stamp.Be carefully the cutting blade slide off the end easily and it almost cost me losing it at one day. I wish the price was bit lower but it is a very useful tool. I hope to get a lot of use from this clever tool.

This is great. Does all the things I need in one tool

Love it

I didn't bother to review the first one, as it arrived used and broken (it had glitter in the grooves fresh out of the box - I don't do glitter). The envelope punch was also broken and missing a spring. Sent back. The envelope punch on this one also broke after extremely light use, and by "light" I mean I am disabled and cannot sit and craft for hours at a go or even ONE hour - it's more like 15 minute increments once or twice a day and that time is spent doing other things in addition to cutting paper and making envelopes or tags. So, having this simple failure has sealed the deal. I won't be getting another one of The Works.AS FOR THE OVERALL FEATURES... I loved making envelopes and tags, the pom-poms and tassels were super simple and quick (although the pegs that the yarn wrapped around tended to lean together if the yarn was wrapped even a little too snugly), and the stamp platform was a breeze although I only used it once. Mostly I scored cardstock in the brief time I had this setup.I may look for another multi-tasker like this one, but I think I'll avoid this brand until they work out the kinks with the flimsy plastic.