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A cutter that lights up under the paper. Ummm..I odn't really cut cardstock that often in the dark that I would need an 'undercutter light'
On their website, they sell an electric paper cutter as well !
Allison
__________________ SO much to do & so little time to do it
I have a genesis paper cutter with the light. The light is wonderful. You can see exactly where you are cutting, even with darker cardstocks (I haven't tried black or very dark cardstocks). I wasn't going to get the light at first, but I was talked into it and I'm so glad I went with it. Granted, my cutter is different than the one on tv, but I think that one will work good too.
I saw the ad -- even wrote down the phone number. Then sanity struck. If I get one more tool I'll have to move because there won't be room in my house for me!
That ad was just on. My DH made the comment about it being "training wheels" for beginner stampers. I told him that even though I've been stamping for over 10 years, I still can't cut a straight line. Actually I'm pretty sure he really didn't have a clue as to what the commercial was about. ;)
__________________ "There is a very fine line between hobby and mental illness." -- Dave Barry
I'll have to watch for this ad. However, right now, I've heard such rave reviews about SU's tabletop cutter, that I'm looking in to getting that. I can't seem to cut a straight line either. My Carl cutter stinks.
__________________ Linda
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator and loving it! www.virtualinking.com
Hm this is something I would never buy for myself but my mom gave it to me for Christmas. After I use it I will review it.
__________________ Julia Gluten free on 9/15/2008. I am a Celiac. 1 in 133 Americans is a Celiac and 97% of those who have Celiac Disease are still undiagnosed. Are you one?
what a dum commercial, when they were showing them cutting with scissors, anyone can see that you moved it to the right ppl dont cut like that. that was pathetic....only good if you lose power and have to cut things lol
There's another thread here about this cutter...the reviews were not favorable.
What is the link to the thread? I was looking around but couldn't find it.
__________________ Julia Gluten free on 9/15/2008. I am a Celiac. 1 in 133 Americans is a Celiac and 97% of those who have Celiac Disease are still undiagnosed. Are you one?
My mom gave me the one from the ad for Christmas - I like the decorative blades well enough, and probably won't return it, but it really cannot cut a straight line. I use my other rotary cutter for card bases and anything that needs to be truly a perpendicular cut.
My mom gave me the one from the ad for Christmas - I like the decorative blades well enough, and probably won't return it, but it really cannot cut a straight line. I use my other rotary cutter for card bases and anything that needs to be truly a perpendicular cut.
Probably a different brand altogether, but one of the really big Print and Copy shops here has a cutter with a light underneath. It is extremely helpful to see exactly where the blade is going to be, especially when cutting paper with text -- you really need to get the cut totally parallel to the typed message.
I may just get one of the "Itty-Bitty Book Lights" to stick under my guillotine cutter as I wouldn't need a light at that angle very often.
TV AD !
