Which Power Cutter Brand Wins?

the Warrior moves into second place behind the Workpro with an average speed of 1.58 seconds

the Makita is definitely the ultimate cardboard cutter with an average speed of 1.19 seconds

the Workpro makes a lot more RPM than the Gar Tola... and the 1.53 average cut speed will be very hard to beat

the Zip Snip is the smoothest and the fastest yet at only 1.41 seconds. Very impressive

is faster than most of the other brands

the Fanttik is slower than average at 2.39 seconds

the Saker feels even smoother than the Snapfresh and it's also cutting faster than the Snapfresh at 1.74 seconds on average to move into second place behind the Workpro

on the first cut is so much better than a utility knife... finished with the next two cuts with an average speed of 2.44 seconds

the average cut speed of 2.31 seconds is good enough to move into second place

the Snapfresh feels smoother than the Gar Tola and the Black & Decker, but not as smooth as the Workpro. And 1.96 seconds on average is pretty good

EV makes plenty of blade speed, but unfortunately, the blade guard is catching and dragging on the cardboard pretty badly. And 1.91 seconds is good enough to move into third place

the Vloxo isn't nearly as fast as the Workpro and the Worx, but is still performing well. And the Vloxo is slower than most of the other brands at 2.5 seconds on average

the S and F is pretty slow at only 262 RPM... has an average speed of 2.03 seconds

the Onevan is by far the slowest in the lineup with a three-cut average time of 5.17 seconds

unfortunately, the Makita doesn't produce enough torque for heavy materials like MDF... finally finished in 22 seconds

the third cut is the fastest of the three at 2.98 seconds

the MDF is a little too dense for the Workpro. And the Workpro has an average cutting speed of 4.69 seconds

the Zip Snip stalled several times throughout the cut, but it's finally finished in 10.22 seconds

the Fanttik produces a lot of torque, but not much blade speed... the Fanttik is the fastest in the lineup with an average cutting speed of 1.53 seconds

the Gator tool lost a lot of blade speed and it never stalled, which is pretty impressive. And 2.37 seconds on average is a pretty good cutting speed

the Black & Decker really struggled with an average cutting speed of 15.52 seconds

the Snapfresh doesn't make a lot of blade speed, but it does make pretty decent torque... for an average cutting speed of 3.75

EV's blade guard seems to be causing pretty significant blade pinch... EV is finally finished in 22.7 seconds

I pushed the S&F a little too hard on the first cut and it stalled the cutting wheel... that's 6.32 seconds on average

the blade guard only hit a snag just once with a very fast average cutting speed of 1.41 seconds

a much better blade guard design with the Z and it's not getting hung up on the plexiglass. And 1.2 seconds is only 3/10 of a second slower than the Workpro

the very affordable Workpro finished in second place at 1.17 seconds

the Ryobi is a little slower than average at 1.86 seconds

the Gar Tola did a much better job of cutting through the Plexiglas compared to the utility knife with an average speed of 1.67 seconds

unfortunately, Black & Decker really needs to revisit the blade guard design. It's snagging the plexiglass quite a bit and causing a pretty rough cut

the blade guard on the Snapfresh is catching on the plexiglass far worse than the previous three brands. And 2.86 seconds on average is over a second slower than the competition