Swingline has the
Infinity ClassicCut CL420 18-inch Guillotine Paper Trimmer [swingline.com] on sale for $26.21, which is 93% off their MSRP of $396.00. Value shipping is flat-rate $5, but I was also offered 3-day express for $5 (YMMV).
The same model is also available for the same price on
Walmart.com [walmart.com] through seller ACCO Brands Direct, and on Ebay through seller accobrand. (ACCO owns Swingline and
several other brands [accobrands.com].) Shipping is free on Walmart and Ebay, but the shipping times are longer.
Product Features:
Swingline sets the standard in stylish office supplies with the new Infinity ClassicCut Acrylic trimmer. Guillotine style trimmer is crystal clear in color, resembling glass, and has a red laser light to illuminate the cutting line.
- Clear, acrylic trimmer base provides a cutting surface that is both durable and fashionable while guillotine blade makes paper trimming quick and easy
- Battery powered laser illuminates the cutting line for clear, exact trims
- Inch and centimeter marks and paper size guides are printed on the base to help line up paper
- Adjustable back stop holds documents in place for perfect cutting results
- Convenient document clamp keeps papers in place and reduces fanning while cutting
- CL420 model acrylic trimmer has a 18" cutting length
- Cleanly chops through up to 25 sheets at a time to meet the paper trimming needs of the average business
- Guillotine blade is self-sharpening and can lock to prevent accidental blade movement
- Removable, protective cutting shield and carrying handle for safe use and transportation also included
- Limited 10 year warranty
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Use Google, prices range from $285-$500.
Use Google, prices range from $285-$500.
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The laser is going to need some fine-tuning before I can tell if it's worth a darn, and the adjustable back-stop is a joke. Otherwise, this thing is pretty impressive. I'd say $150 MSRP would be fair, so it was a slammin' deal either way.
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