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Color: 1" Circle
An offering of large and medium-sized punches for creating graduated shapes on scrapbook pages, cards and more. Build photo and journal mats using both the positive and negative punched out pieces.
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31 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:1" Circle|Amazon Verified Purchase
I own many EK punches, most of which were purchased elsewhere. I was delighted to find this 1" punch on Amazon. I needed a 1" punch to make a card and there it was. EK punches with the lever handle are easy to use. You can turn it over to view exactly where you plan to punch, then press the lever. Sharpen the punch by punching through foil.
31 of 32 people found the following review helpful
By MMC
Color Name:1.125" Circle|Amazon Verified Purchase
I REALLY Like it when the seller includes the actual DIMENSIONS of the punch they are selling! I'm amazed how many punch listings don't give these details! I mean, geeze, take a piece of scrap paper, punch out a circle and measure it for us please! Is it just me, or is this exasperating? Mega, Giga, Medium? What the heck. That means nothing to me and I really shouldn't have to do that much research to make the purchase of a circle punch. So whatever seller I bought this punch from, thank you for providing the useful details I needed to make my decision.
Okay ... end of rant. Anyway, I do love these punches from EK Success. They are the best punches out there, if you ask me. They make nice sharp cuts and never jam up. Some of the other brands are so difficult to squeeze that it's impossible to flip it over to see which part of the paper is being framed. Those McGill punches are the absolute worst. The only way to depress even a small McGill punch is to get leverage on a tabletop and use both hands to get it to cut through. Awful. Fiskars and Marvy Uchida are okay. But not nearly as finely tuned as the EK Success Punches. They have a nice sturdy weight to them, the lever works like it should, the sizes are true. And they don't look like a toy on your desk!
This 1 1/8 size is great. It's amazing how often a 1" is too small, and 1 1/4 is just way too big. It seems kinda crazy to have this many circle punches, but I truly use them almost daily! (And I'm not even a scrapbooker!)
I think 1.125 is the measurement for a 1 1/8 circle. Just in case you are trying to compare apples to apples. Also, I thought I'd mention that these ek punches seem to go by several different names: ek success nesting punches, ek paper shapers, ek whale of a punch. As far as I can tell, they all are the same product and seem to work with eachother and look good together. There is also one of those rubber stamp companies that carries this line of punches with their own exclusive designs. They are equally as nice. I think these punches are really wonderful quality and would always choose this brand if I have the option.
Okay ... end of rant. Anyway, I do love these punches from EK Success. They are the best punches out there, if you ask me. They make nice sharp cuts and never jam up. Some of the other brands are so difficult to squeeze that it's impossible to flip it over to see which part of the paper is being framed. Those McGill punches are the absolute worst. The only way to depress even a small McGill punch is to get leverage on a tabletop and use both hands to get it to cut through. Awful. Fiskars and Marvy Uchida are okay. But not nearly as finely tuned as the EK Success Punches. They have a nice sturdy weight to them, the lever works like it should, the sizes are true. And they don't look like a toy on your desk!
This 1 1/8 size is great. It's amazing how often a 1" is too small, and 1 1/4 is just way too big. It seems kinda crazy to have this many circle punches, but I truly use them almost daily! (And I'm not even a scrapbooker!)
I think 1.125 is the measurement for a 1 1/8 circle. Just in case you are trying to compare apples to apples. Also, I thought I'd mention that these ek punches seem to go by several different names: ek success nesting punches, ek paper shapers, ek whale of a punch. As far as I can tell, they all are the same product and seem to work with eachother and look good together. There is also one of those rubber stamp companies that carries this line of punches with their own exclusive designs. They are equally as nice. I think these punches are really wonderful quality and would always choose this brand if I have the option.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By MMC
Color Name:.75" Square|Amazon Verified Purchase
Thanks to this seller for providing the product # and the actual punch size! EK success has awesome quality punches, nice clean cuts and never jam up. I like the way the black and chrome case looks too. (silly, I know). Even though I have the electronic machine, I still use these manual punches 100 times more often than the machine. I like the hand punches because you can choose exactly which part of the image you want to cut out. Just quicker, and so much more control. I need precision for most of my projects.
Anyway, I'm not going to ramble on too much because I've already rated 2 other ek success punches and gushed over the quality of the Paper Shaper punches. (See my other reviews, if you really care to know that much more about a craft punch!) Who would have thought I could have so much to say about a simple square or circle punch?!
Lastly, I will repeat this part: This brand is often called EK Success, EK Nesting Punches, EK Paper Shapers, or EK Whale of a Punch. As far as I can tell, they all look and work the same. I always choose the EK brand, if I have a choice. Even if it's more expensive, it's worth it. (But I'm not sure it is more expensive).
Anyway, I'm not going to ramble on too much because I've already rated 2 other ek success punches and gushed over the quality of the Paper Shaper punches. (See my other reviews, if you really care to know that much more about a craft punch!) Who would have thought I could have so much to say about a simple square or circle punch?!
Lastly, I will repeat this part: This brand is often called EK Success, EK Nesting Punches, EK Paper Shapers, or EK Whale of a Punch. As far as I can tell, they all look and work the same. I always choose the EK brand, if I have a choice. Even if it's more expensive, it's worth it. (But I'm not sure it is more expensive).
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this
This item is a great punch, works great for my one inch glass tile jewelry necklaces! Very easy to use also.
Published 16 hours ago by Rottieluver
5.0 out of 5 stars
Can't beat EK Success punches
Exactly what I needed. Arrived quickly, packaged well. Not sure what else one can say other than it does what it was purchased to do.
Published 2 days ago by Patricia A. Walker
2.0 out of 5 stars
Defective after 10 uses
This device worked well for the first couple of uses. However, the hole no longer lines up with the press and it no longer cuts holes in anything. Read more
Published 5 days ago by Virginia Holquist
5.0 out of 5 stars
Does exactly what I bought it for.
I bought this nesting punch to punch holes in the top of door flyers. The lever is easy to push. I've used ones before that had a button you basically had to put all your weight... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Steve
5.0 out of 5 stars
Me encanta this circle punch
I love making crafts and many things that have helped me in my materials to use in my creativity, for details on gifts, crafts and teach children in their lessons. Read more
Published 11 days ago by YBBBM
5.0 out of 5 stars
EK Success Paper Shapers 1-inch Circle Nesting Punch
These came to me just in time for my project. Tool is very easy to use. I Just love it!
Published 14 days ago by S. Taylor
5.0 out of 5 stars
Circle Punch
I am so happy I purchased this punch. The circle fits the inside of a bottle cap, perfectly. Makes things easier!
Published 15 days ago by Ruby
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very good stuff
Easy to use,sharp and looks very good. I like that I can hold it upside down and frame my circle and see what I'm cutting. I recommend.
Published 18 days ago by Ekaterina
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great quality!
Much better quality than many of the Fiskers punch cutters. Have purchased multiple punch cutters and this brand is by far the best.
Published 27 days ago by Chad A
4.0 out of 5 stars
perfect punch
this punch is perfect for cutting paint chips, but I got hand cramps trying to use the tiny lever for more than 20 minutes. It could be easier to hold, but the results are great.
Published 1 month ago by Amber
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