EK Tools Circle Punch 1.75 Inch with Safety Lock, Create Perfect Circles for Handmade Cards, Scrapbooking, Gift Tags, Invitations, Decorations, and More

I use this to punch holes in pokemon cards to make buttons. The 1.75 (1 and 3/4ths) inch hole punch is the perfect size for 1.25" buttons.

The media could not be loaded. After a while of use, it needs two sheets of copy paper instead of one to get a crisp cut. But please note, I have used this punch a lot. It will cut out of cardstock well.

I like making cupcake toppers for my friends and family. And these are perfect!!! It’s so freaking awesome. Personally, I use it upside down so I can see exactly what I’m cutting. I use this for the image, and I have a 2” dia. one that use for a slightly bigger circle that goes behind and they look amazing! Seriously love it! Punch quality is perfect! And it’s inexpensive! You’ll need this and wonder how you made projects before this!

I use the 1.75 inch to make espresso filters out of the square Chemex FS-100 coffee filters for the bottom of the Breville portafilters that come with the Barista Express. Nine punches out of one folded Chemex filter with four layers creates 36 circular filters for the espresso machine. This means one box of Chemex filters will create 3600 which will be more than enough for three years if I pull three espresso shots a day.

Works fine for cardstock and printer paper, but was a no-go for printed sticker paper. Wouldn't punch completely through stickers on all sides and stickers got jammed inside every single time.Sleek design and otherwise easy to use, but must set on a flat surface and cannot hold in hand ergonomically to use.

This punch makes punching circles easy and fun. I love it and would like to have a set to getter done quicker than with my dies. Love love love it for my card making. Made from good quality material.

This circle punch is easy to use. I flip it around when punching so I can see the image that I am punching out. Has a lock button so it stays flat when not in use. Easy to store.

Only good for thin paper weights. I just got it today, punched about 10-15 laminated stickers, and then it started messing up cuts. The blade has pieces of metal peeling off it, there's one spot that keeps buckling the cut, and the safety lock fell off after the first couple of punches. This isn't any better than cheap punches. If you're making stickers with vinyl laminates or punching cardstock, this may wind up too expensive a supply to burn through...