"She's used cardboard to make a school bus, a food truck, and a cat house (the cat took one look and, sensing a trap, ran the other way). But anyone who's tried to cut a cardboard box into specific shapes knows that it's not easy, and those projects required more than a little assistance from Mom and Dad, so we recently invested in a tool that allows Hazel's cardboard dreams to come true while giving us a little peace."
"A kid-safe power tool that cuts through cardboard like a warm knife through butter, the ChompSaw is a smallish box (about 1 square foot) with a cutting surface on top. Below the cutting surface, there's space for the power cord. There's also a little drawer that catches the cardboard shavings, which can be tossed in the recycling bin. It's one little unit that tucks away on the craft shelf easily when it's not in use."
A seven-year-old enjoys cardboard crafts but needed help cutting specific shapes. The ChompSaw is a compact, kid-safe power tool that slices cardboard cleanly. The unit is about one square foot, with a marked cutting surface, a lower compartment for the power cord, and a drawer that collects shavings for recycling. Operation requires plugging in, turning on, and waiting a few seconds for the cutter to heat before cutting. The central cutting element is designed to prevent finger contact and reduce entanglement risk from hair or loose clothing, supporting safer independent crafting.
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