What Trimmer Is everyone using?

I have been using the newer Creative Memories trimmer and I am happy with it.  The blade lasts a long time.

fiskars procision.  love the self sharpening blade. beats having to replace the blade every five minutes like i did with the old fiskars trimmers.  i also love the MM paper trimmer.  owned 3 of them.  still have 1.

I use the CM trimmer. I love it!

Fiskars triple track 12" (wire)

I have the Fiskars SureCut Deluxe Craft Paper Trimmer with the wire. I'm happy with it. I also have Cutterpillar crop and it's okay.

I exclusively scrapbook, have used the Fiskars ProCision Rotary Bypass Trimmer for over eight years, & highly recommend it, if your workspace can accomodate its 19.5L x 8.75W (unfolded) footprint. It's accurate (i.e. cuts straight every time!) with a self-sharpening/never-needs-to-be-replaced blade, folds for storage &/or portability, & has a lifetime warranty. HTH.

X-acto knife and metal ruler. Always and forever.

I mostly use a 12” tonic guillotine I’ve had forever and ever.

My 15+ year old Purple Cows trimmer is still going strong!

I would LOVE some advice on this. I struggle with trimmers and have for a very long time. Trimmers are the bane of my existance.

Current lineup (and I want to keep all 3 sizes going forward):
Desktop Mini - I have a 15 year old Creative Memories (the blue one) guillotine that has been a work horse. It's time to replace, she's no longer sharp. I no longer purchase from MLMs so if anyone has suggestions for a 5x7ish size, let me know.

Assortment of Fiskars trimmers with rotary blades, wire tracks, etc. They all suck and are useless. Crooked, jagged cuts. I'm done with using them. But I need a narrower, 12 trimmer because I do travel and move around the house. Ony requirement, it has to fit in the top drawer of my Alex drawer unit. Suggestions?

Heavy Duty desk top version. I need something for doing tons of cutting over and over. Currently have a Fiskars Procision Rotary bypass trimmer. From day one it has cut crooked. It cuts beautifully, just not straight. To replace this one it needs to fold in half or be narrow enough to fit under a shelf where I store my cameo. I'm considering a guillotine, but none seem to be small enough.

My big trimmer is a RotaTrim, the Mastercut II 12". It's gigantic but I love it. So insanely precise and cuts are so clean. My only complaint is that it cannot cut many sheets at once, or very thick things. I don't usually need to do so but once in a while bulk cutting would be nice. For smaller cuts I have a wee little Fiskars guillotine cutter, it is 6" x 9" so not the smallest but easy to pick up and move around and use on my work surface.

I actually also have a bigger RotaTrim, same line, but it has an 18" long cutting bed and is just... too big for most things. So it lives tucked between the side of my desk and the wall. It's an amazing cutter and ONE DAY I might need it again but it is too big for most things I use a trimmer for.

I've always used a Cutterpede and still love it. (Have had to replace it once or twice in 20-some years though). It cuts straight and is lightweight. Works for me!

I have three sizes of the Tonic guillotine and no regrets. Always sharp and perfect alignment.

I used the Tonic 6x12 guillotine for years but was forced to switch when it was used to cut something that was too thick for it and it broke. I was so sad!

In trying to find a replacement I bought 4-5 different trimmers, not liking any of them. TH, cutterpede, Fiskars, etc. I eventually settled on a Dahle rotary trimmer that I love. It’s heavy, so best to sit on your desk and not move around. Precise cuts every time. I would buy it again.

For a small, lightweight desktop cutter that is good for trimming photos/mats & Cardmaking, I use the small version (6x8) of the Tonic guillotine. As long as you really hold the paper down while cutting, it cuts straight.