Q: How does it cut a straight line?
You tuck the paper edge into a slot in the side of the cutter, then slide the cutter along the roll while a shielded blade slices parallel to it.
45K0109 - Sliding Gift-Wrap Cutter
Gift wrapping is easy – just hold down the end of the wrapping paper with one hand while using your second hand to unroll it, then operate the scissors with your third hand to cut the right length from the roll. For those who lack a third hand, this simple device makes an effective substitute.
Slipped over the end of any wrapping paper roll up to 2 1/4" in diameter, it holds the roll steady as you pull out the length of paper you need and tuck the edge into a slot in the side of the cutter. As you slide the cutter to the other end of the roll, a shielded blade at the base of the slot neatly slices the paper in a straight line parallel to the roll.
A safe, inexpensive solution to a familiar struggle.
You tuck the paper edge into a slot in the side of the cutter, then slide the cutter along the roll while a shielded blade slices parallel to it.
It slips over the end of any wrapping paper roll up to 2 1/4" in diameter.
No, the blade is shielded at the base of the slot, so your fingers stay clear of it.
No, the cutter makes the cut on its own once the paper edge is tucked into the slot.
Yes, the cutter holds the roll steady while you pull out the paper, so you do not need a second pair of hands.
| Materials | Plastic body; metal blade |
| Includes | Gift-wrap cutter |
| Compatibility | Fits wrapping paper rolls up to 2 1/4" dia. |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Sliding Gift-Wrap Cutter
Gift wrapping is easy – just hold down the end of the wrapping paper with one hand while using your second hand to unroll it, then operate the scissors with your third hand to cut the right length from the roll. For those who lack a third hand, this simple device makes an effective substitute.
Slipped over the end of any wrapping paper roll up to 2 1/4" in diameter, it holds the roll steady as you pull out the length of paper you need and tuck the edge into a slot in the side of the cutter. As you slide the cutter to the other end of the roll, a shielded blade at the base of the slot neatly slices the paper in a straight line parallel to the roll.
A safe, inexpensive solution to a familiar struggle.
