VEVOR Electric Creasing Machine 18 Inch 460mm Paper Creasing Scoring Machine 3 in 1 Creasing Machine with Heavy Duty Metal Present Multi-function

So far this item has helped my small print shop in the simplest way. We use to have a huge old machine that hardly worked and this makes the perfect creases and perforation lines and is pretty easy to get the hang of!

One of the rulers is off by 1/2” exactly, (which isn’t how rulers should work), so it makes it difficult to center score, as opposed to using one side to measure where to score.Still has a great line and score, but half of scoring is the scoring guide. Seems the 4” marks should be 8” apart if spaced evenly.

Title: Exceptionally Well-Designed Vore Creasing Machine - A Five-Star GemReview:I recently purchased the Vore creasing machine and must say that I'm thoroughly impressed with its outstanding build quality and exceptional performance. With its sleek design and sturdy construction, this machine truly stands out as a reliable and efficient creasing solution.First and foremost, let's talk about the convenience factor. The Vore creasing machine operates on 110 power, which ensures compatibility with standard electrical outlets, making it hassle-free to set up and use. This compatibility is a huge plus as it eliminates the need for any additional power adapters or modifications.One standout feature that I absolutely adore is the built-in guide system. These guides are strategically placed to effortlessly steer your materials through the machine with precision. This ensures consistent and accurate creasing every single time, even for beginners or those with limited experience using creasing machines. The guides are intelligently designed and enhance the overall user experience, making it a breeze to handle various materials.Another noteworthy aspect of the Vore creasing machine is its multiple cutting and dry wheels. These wheels can be easily removed and swapped out to suit your specific creasing needs. This adaptability provides versatility and gives users the freedom to achieve different types of creases, catering to a wide range of projects and requirements. The ease of changing these wheels also simplifies maintenance and cleaning, ensuring optimal performance at all times.In conclusion, I am more than happy to award the Vore creasing machine a well-deserved five stars. Its impeccable design and workmanship, combined with the built-in guides and removable cutting and dry wheels, make it an excellent investment for professionals and hobbyists alike. Whether you're dealing with paper, cardstock, or other materials, this machine consistently delivers accurate creases, saving time and boosting productivity.Overall, the Vore creasing machine is a top-notch product that offers great value for money. If you're in search of a reliable, user-friendly, and efficient creasing machine, look no further. I highly recommend the Vore creasing machine for its remarkable quality and performance.Date of Purchase: 12/06/2023Reviewer Name: Adam

First off with the complaints coming shortly you'll wonder why I still rated this a 4 star and I'll say it up front... YOU WILL NOT FIND A CHEAPER CREASER CUTTER THAN THESE MODELS OR EVEN CLOSE IN THE PRICE RANGE! Next option "up" which is basically the same type model this is a clone of is 3 times the price (slightly better materials but same thing) and the next up from that you move to thousands. You are obviously buying this or considering buying this because you are not prepared to spend thousands :) All that being said let's start shall we...I bought this to crease and cut jcards for audio cassettes out of cardstock. I have been able to achieve straight results and actually added an aftermarket additional cutting wheel to be able to do 2 cuts at once, the unit only comes with 1 cutting wheel. I should mention that the machine comes with 4 creasers and a perforating wheel (that's the one I switched the blade out for in the pics on the right). This works perfectly for my purposes of cutting and creasing a 5 panel cassette jcard. Now to get to this point where it will do what you want...DO THIS STUFF AT OWN RISK I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MISUSE, ETC! I found that it's best to remove the hood to access the switch so that you can press the switch to activate the unit as opposed to the standard operation of just having it on rolling all the time. I would probably recommend using an outlet strip with an on off if you really want the hood on but I also find it easier to make sure your paper stock is lined up with the alignment bars as well as the rubber wheels that feed the paper with the hood removed. Not to mention my hood was defective anyway and was all bent up in transport as you can see in the pics.Another problem you will have to overcome is the precision of the unit. When you tighten the creaser holders they move completely away from where they are sitting.. Kinda hard to explain but you'll understand right away. Also if you tighten them at all tightly you will mar and dig into the metal bar as you can see in the pics and you will leave screw marks that will make future precision alignment problematic. That being said, it absolutely can be done as you can see in the pics I have adjusted everything that I need to make most of the cuts and creases for a cassette jcard, they are where they are supposed to be, and when I place a sheet up against the rubber wheels evenly then throw the switch it works perfectly and straight PROVIDED I kinda keep my fingers lightly on the paper stock to avoid any shifting around.So, deal with all of that kind of stuff and you can get results that are well worth the price considering the options. That or start saving for a professional cutter creaser that will run you 1000's.Some mods I will consider and you might want to as well: More wheels and arms, anyone out there find a good source feel free to comment here, I bought one off of eBay that was the last one a guy had, the arm didn't fit the VEVOR but the wheel was adequate to swap out for the perforating wheel to suit my needs of adding a second cut on the same pass; I might also add a "hold down wheel" of some kind that would take the place of my fingers holding the paper nicely in place against the sides; I might consider moving the switch or adding a remote one as well as possibly a motor speed controller to perhaps slow it down a bit to avoid any potential shifting, seems as though it could go a little slower and cut just as well with less side to side.So I give this 4 stars because even with the quirks, busted hood, not so accurate arm placement, etc. it gets the job done that I bought it for with the work I mentioned which was frankly minimal and it's basic enough to replace things if you can find them. Hope that helps someone out there in Amazon land! Have an awesome day!