I bought a cheap one for my DIY wedding invites but it sucks and ruins everything. 
I want a new one that will last for years..Swingline?
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We like the slider ones much better. Easier to line up and easier to store. You do have to buy replacement blades but those are cheap.
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@autumnlove: Do you find that it kind of cuts at an angle if the stack is too thick?
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@spaniellove: yes, but it doesn't even do clean cuts on a single sheet of cardstock!
@T.H.O.U.: I will check those out!
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@autumnlove: This is kinda like the one we have. With a good coupon for Michaels you can get a good price on them.
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No, but I do have a roller cutter I use all the time for straight lines. It doesn't do very many pages at a time depending on the paper thickness, but that's how I cut out my DIY wedding invitations!
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@autumnlove: FWIW, this is the one I have and it works decently unless I'm working with a thick stack of paper.
http://www.amazon.com/12-Inch-Guillotine-Carrying-Capacity-26232/dp/B0010YQBJ4(Have had it for around 10 years now I think?)
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I keep buying cheap ones from the craft stores. I have thought about a guillotine one but right now the slider one works for me. If I end up with any projects that require cutting lots of paper though I will grab one.
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I have a "nice" Swingline slider one that I HATE. It never cuts straight. I much prefer my little cheap guillotine cutter, but it is only 9" long.
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