EK Success cortadoras de papel con punzón circular de 3/4 pulgadas

The item arrived in less than 48 hours and worked perfectly. It was also well packaged.

Hole cutter is good quality for the price. Works flawlessly and is exactly an 2.25 inch punch. Recommend this project.

EK Tools are mmy go-to punches. I really like the design factor of these punches with their rectangular form, low profile and locking mechanism. The rectangular form allows me to easily line things up and the locking mechanism allows them to become more compact for stacking and storing. Oh, wait, I forgot something important: They also punch consistently good holes. This one-inch punch didn't disappoint and happily adds to my small collection of EK's punches.

Works well, easy to store & will get lots of use in card making.

Update: I just got the replacement and opened it up and used it on a thin slice of paper. It would not close. It did not hold punch, and now it will not close at all. This is the second defective one this week. I have no idea what's going on. I will never buy this again.Some people are having wonderful luck with this, but I've had two in a row that will not punch a hole in a piece of paper. They won't even shut. I think there's something wrong with this batch that was produced. Maybe if I wait a year and order again it might work, but I'm not going to do that. I'm not ordering one of these models ever again.OP: I love the size and the ability to punch a hole at 2.25", but mine arrived defective. I opened the lock, it opened. I went to punch a hole in cardstock and it wouldn't close / …

Perfect. A true 1/2 hole cutter and not one that was rounded to nearest fraction in a metric conversion like so many others do. Thank you for preserving our standard measurements.

I bought this EK Tools 2-inch circle punch to make my own espresso basket filters from Chemex paper. I use a Breville Barista Express, but the punched circles do not fit any of the stock baskets that came with my machine. They fit my aftermarket 53 mm baskets extremely well, so basket compatibility should be checked before purchasing.The punch feels solid and produces clean, consistent circles without tearing or leaving rough edges. The finished filters lay flat inside compatible baskets without curling or bunching, and using the punch is much easier than trying to cut circles by hand.The upfront cost is definitely higher than just buying premade espresso filters. The advantage is that the punch is reusable, and over time you are not stuck buying whatever paper quality, thickness, or …

Exactly the size I needed but the edges don’t come out clean. Not a big deal if you don’t mind that or trim a little. Most of the edges are passable but there can be a little variation to the round shape when cutting. I’m thinking it’s probably because these aren’t very sharp and rely more on a quick hard press to punch the hole. I would not recommend more than index card thickness and no more than one sheet at a time or they won’t cut through and can get stuck which will ruin what you’re cutting. Sometimes it ruins an area around the circle punch and so I’d punch your circles out a little distance away from each other. It doesn’t work well on acetone plastic sheets at all.