We R Memory Keepers Crop-a-Dile II Big Bite Punch, Aqua

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Features a 6 Punching reach that allows you to PUNCH and set the accents at the centre of your 12 x 12 pages. It was due to the extended flaps for the backpack bottom (for closing) that I could have used the Big Bite to make it easier (due to the longer reach).In the video you can see the difference in the reach between the regular Crop A Dile and the Big Bite. I am only a cardmaker but have all the stuff to scrapbook so if I do decide to do some, I have the tool!

I'd get the big bite (I've got the original and use it fairly often) if you plan to use it just at home- they're pretty hefty to carry around. I bought the regular one a long time ago and so far I am not really feeling like I just HAVE to have the big bite.As I get older, I have less strength in my hands but with the crop-a-dile I find it doesn't take much effort to punch through card and even chipboard. Crop-A-Dile Big Bite Blue is the enhanced version of the Crop-A-Dile, reaching up to 6 inches, so you can punch and put eyelets anywhere in your papers and albums. After reading the discussion I found myself skipping the eyelet and just making a hole using my old ProvoCraft Silent Setter.