Any Karen Foster Click-It tips?

[Stampin' Adventurer]

Anyone had more time playing with this who'd like to share their tips? Thanks!

Warmly,
Anne

[auntie65]

The only thing I found so far is that you have to push at least 3 times to secure anything properly. I love it even with that! I can finally set eyelets where I want them without a problem!

[creeklife]

Uh oh! I don't know what this is! Can someone clue me in? Thanks!

[Novell]

I've played with mine a little bit now and find that there is a difference in how many times you have to click it to set an eyelet based on the brand of eyelet. Like the SU ones are softer so they will probably set in just a couple of clicks but the Making Memories ones are much harder and require many clicks (like 6 or 7). I tried it out with an eyelet that came in the box and it set in about 3 or 4 clicks. Regardless, I like it. You don't even have to transport it with the whole box...just take the clicker and tips you use most and leave the rest behind.

[BarbaraNI]

Hi,

I finally got mine and all I can say is WOW I love it, so much easier than the Hammer :lol:

Barbara

[indepstamper]

I am a gadget queen and had to have this immediately. I love it. For those who are having to click it numerous times have you tried to change the pressure that it clicks by turning the handle? You might try. Even if you don't see a change - when you think about it you hit the eyelet 3 or 4 times with the hammer and this is definately not as loud.

[maryp]

I bought mine @ Archivers about 2-3 months ago. I love it! I had never
done any eyelets before I got it so I couldn't really compare it to the
other tool kits, but I've been having a blast with it. The only bummer
was that about a week or two after I got it Archivers was giving a FREE
(reg. priced @ about $19.95) 200pc set of the eyelets when you bought
the Click-It.

[BarbaraNI]

Can any one tell me what one of the attachments is for?

It's the one next to the Hole Cleaner Pin, It has a flat head to it and for the life I of me I cannot work out what it is for.

I have looked on the Instructions for the clik it, But I cannot see it there.

Barbara