6 in 1 tool review - We R Memory Keepers Dial Trimmer

Today I have a review of this WRMK dial trimmer - this isn't a new product, but I only just discovered it!

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[mickeyiael]

Loved the video and honestly, even with potential difficulties, I am ALL in on this one! Looking into getting one asap. I really like the multiples all in one place, the size options, and that perforation blade almost has me drooling. The sound of the tear after it has been perforated is too satisfying. I probably never would have known this was a thing without this video, THANK YOU!!!

[dianehackett]

I have this squdge n I find it easier to push away from me ❤

[angelabritten]

Can I suggest, if you are doing that sitting down, standing up, and getting your body weight over the cutter will enable you to push down easier. ❤

[janiethecraftprincess]

Well I'll start out with the positive. The dial with the different blades is a genius idea and I love that you don't come in contact wtih the blade. That's the only positive thing I see with this, and it's irrelevant since the blades are worthless unless you put all your muscle into it. My hands couldn't handle that. I don't like that you can't lift the guard. I don't like that I can't see measurements. When you first showed it all I could think was after watching, I'm glad I did not buy one. Thank you so much for this review 😊 Hugs....Janie

[irisweiss]

Great video. Where did you find the replacement blades?

[lyllydd]

/saw a video demoing another brand of dial trimmer, and the user in that one discovered that it's also a matter of WHERE the pressure is applied. She found if she pressed on the blade too close to the base or the point of the triangle, it didn't cut as well. She needed to press evenly on the whole triangle. Honestly, I like being able to cut a ariety of edges, but I have some serious doubts about the dial trimmers I've seen so far.

[kimshaw]

I think for the review a larger piece of paper would have been easier for you to handle, when you aren’t used to using it yet. 😊

[lowelfs]

Interesting review. How much more pressure do you think you had to put on compared to your regular cutter?

[brendapcmt]

Works best with thinner cardstock with average pressure. A thicker card you really do have to press harder.