TOWOT Sharp Multi Angle Miter Shear Cutter,Adjustable at 45 to 135 Degree with Safety Lock Hand Tools for Cutting Plastic, PVC and Molding Trim

Brilliant glad I bought this tool made cutting moulding for walls so much easier. Very sharp and easy to use.

Chops trunking . Bit tight with lid on . But so far work well.

I use these daily and for the price are well worth it.the cut the mitres cleanly on the more expensive types of uPVC trims.(Thicker than the cheaper versions)The blade is a fixed blade rather than cutters which take Stanley knife blades.i am not keen on that type.

Cuts through beading very easy

I bought these for a wall panelling project in the bedroom. The idea was to mitre long strips of wooden moulding trim to create three frames on the wall.The cutters did go through the wood eventually, with major force, but boy did it hurt my hands and I have a very strong grip from cutting upholstery leather in previous years. The blade didn’t go all the way through and I had to end up snapping the wooden trim instead.The angle guides did not make a perfect mitre either. I had to end up using wood filler to mask the terrible gaps in the right angle corners when they didn’t meet perfectly. Thankfully I’m good at fixing problems like this but what a pain. The blade is blunt now after only 14 cuts. So if you’re planning to use it more than about 8 times, be sure to get one that comes with additional blades. Make sure you get a better quality product, and make sure you’re only cutting thin items that aren’t too hard.I gave it 3 stars because it got the job done, but not well and I was in pain whilst using this tool. It will likely work better on some materials than others. But for wooden moulding, I’d get something else.

Bought it to cut greenhouse beading and did the job nicely...

I was going to speak to the seller about this but my return window closed 3 days ago so I’m unable to. I bought these when I found out I was moving and had plans to do some panel moulding, which I’ve always wanted to do. Fast forward a month and I’m finally in my new home and about to prepare to panel. I moved the dial to get to a 45 degree angle and it snapped! Way too brittle and now my plans are ruined :(

Someone lent me a professional cutter which was too complicated. This is so easy to use and to get accurate angles with