VViViD 360 Degree Comfort Grip Swivel Blade Craft Cutting Knife

Circle or curved line cutting isn't impossible, but with this, it's a heck of lot easier. Instead of having to turn your hand, or work, the blade pivots effortlessly around the complex cuts. Perfect for cutting masks, lines or any reason your standard Xacto can't do. The handle is large enough to be comfortable to hold, while providing a degree of control, (preventing loss of control) and has held up well. Included additional blades, well worth the investment in your hobby.

I think this is intended for arts and crafts, but it has other uses as well. I got it for cutting out the round parking sensors on bumpers when I do a vinyl car wrap. Cutting a circle with a traditional blade comes with its challenges. This eliminates almost all of those challenges. The blade swivels smoothly making round cuts very easy and precise.It does take a little getting used to with how the blade moves, but it isn't a very big learning curve if you're used to using a knife. I messed around with it when I first got it cutting some paper in various shapes and it was VERY easy to make those cuts. It comes with replacement blades as well and the blades are extremely sharp.Vivid is a solid company with a great reputation and this blade is no exception. Highly recommend.

This product is a great value for the money, made of great quality, easy to use, is versatile and comes with extra replacement razors. I purchased this product to use with vinyl and create DIY stickers. I highly recommend this product!

I purchased this to use for fussy cutting and collaging. It's a little awkward to use but hopefully I'll get better with practice. It does allow me to get closer to the subject that I am cutting than a small scissors but some cuts are still awkward.

Used this cutting tool to cut heavy cardstock (378gsm). At first it was cutting fine, very easy to use. Jsed it for about 5 minutes and then the blade fell out. Based on other reviews I read this seems to be a common problem. As you’ll see in the photos the blade is inside a piece of plastic. 1st photo will show you how it’s supposed to look. Other photos will show Cutting heavy cardstock requires you to put more pressure on the blade and from what I saw, the blade cut through the plastic enough for the blade to fallout. It’s not worth your time or money. I am returning this item and going to look for a better 360 cutting tool.

I really wanted to like this more. I have a plotter machine that hasn't been lining up my cuts very well recently, so I bought this rotating blade to try and cut some stickers out by hand that have a lot of nooks and crannies. I thought I'd be able to just move this around kind of like a pen for it to glide around the sides and make smooth turns, but that's not the case.It turns when I don't want it to, and doesn't turn when I need it to. The blade isn't really held in place by anything, so it does wiggle around a lot, which is where I think some of the issues stem from when it doesn't cut properly. The blade is sharp, but it does require more pressure than my regular X-Acto blade.It's really nice that it comes with refills, but I don't think I'll ever use this enough to warrant a blade change. I feel like I can get more accurate cuts with my regular X-Acto at this point. If you're doing simple curves you might be fine, but for those that need tight or precise cuts, look elsewhere.

It's very easy to control especially around curves. The 3-sided grip is also more comfortable to hold than the exacto knife. The exacto is better at cutting straight lines guided by a ruler. Nice to keep both but I would use the 360° more. It's also great that it comes with spare blades.

Great product, easy to use.Used it for cutting some decorations for my classroom and it worked perfectly. Definitely worth the money