MakerX ZipSnip mini rotary cutter 20V - tool only
The WORX MAKER X rotary cutter is a universal pair of scissors for creative handicrafts, do-it-yourself and DIY projects. The universal cutter is perfect for cutting cardboard boxes, plastic packaging, fabrics and more. Body only, Hub, Battery, Charger Sold Separately.
- The self-sharpening blade keeps the blade edge honed so you can slice through cardboard, plastic packaging, thick fabric, vinyl flooring and more.
- The lock-out switch prevents accidental starts.
- Straight cuts can be made with the cutting line indicator, whilst the blade guard provides safe operation.
- MAKERX tools are compact and lightweight so they are easy to hold and maneuverer for long stretches.
- MAKERX Hub or a 20V Power Share battery NOT INCLUDED, if you already have a Hub and a battery, there’s no need to buy it again.
- Made for Makers, MAKERX crafting tools are so portable that they don’t need to be near an outlet to plug into.
£ 54.99
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
The New MakerX ZipSnip mini- rotary cutter is the perfect tool for easily cutting all kinds of common materials. It weighs less than 1 lbs. and its micro-ergonomic design makes the rotary cutter comfortable and easy to control. The self-sharpening blade keeps the blade edge honed so you can slice through cardboard, plastic packaging, thick fabric, vinyl flooring and more. The lock-out switch prevents accidental starts, and the blade guard makes operation safer while you work than with other rotary cutters. You'll never run out of uses for the MakerX rotary current in your home.
Key features
- Self-sharpening blade to ensure efficient cuts
- Lock-out switch
- Cut-line indicator
- Micro-ergonomic grip
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