Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR 330,2 mm Floor Cutter for Laminate Floor Parquet Vinyl 11,938 mm Cutting Depth

Product was durable but difficult to use for anyone smaller than myself. Material cut cleanly as long as it was held in place. I would recommend this product but be ready for a workout.

This is the first cutter I have owned and used. I used it while installing luxury vinyl flooring in my utility room. It is well-made and sturdy. I found the supporting arm awkward - I had to adjust it when making long or notch cuts. Being able to make long cuts and notch cuts is a nice feature. I struggled with knowing exactly where the blade would cut - there was no clear marker for this, and I had to eyeball each time. It was tough to ensure the cut was straight from start to finish when making long cuts. This does the job - I would be interested in trying another style cutter and comparing them.

Used it on 8mm laminate flooring and it definitely made the job easier. Bit of muscle needed though, but overall gets the job done.

Very good cutter for vinyl floors and easy to cut, I recommend this machine for a contractor using because it’s for professional, but I find when you cut in vertical the tile broke all the time.

Nur mit 5mm getestet, das war super zum schneiden, Längsschnitt habe ich nicht hingebracht. Alles sehr massiv dadurch auch ein Gewicht von 10 Kilo.

I have only tried it on 8mm laminate flooring I had in the shed didn't really use it yet but it cuts it just fine without extending the handle last cutter I bought on vevor a different model was useless just wouldn't cut but this one seems to work

Excellent quality tool. Works great. Only issue is the holes for screwing down guide, only one nut in slot. Needed two inorder to properly hold guide in place so it doesn’t move around.

It works great on the cuts just wish it had a straight rest to help get straighter cuts

The vertical cuts weren’t very good. May have been user error.

I used the 16mm cutter on 10mm laminate. It barely did the job width-wise, a lot of repeated cuts, and there was almost no clearance for a 7.5" piece, so no way could it do 16mm. Maybe it needed sharpening right out of the box, it did come with a stone. Length-wise I tried once and it really did not want to go through. I ended up using my jigsaw. I would have been not much worse off if I only used the jigsaw and saved myself $125. The guide did not stay square no matter how tightly I tightened it, I mostly used marks I made on the board with a square.