Time savings

I had bought the tailor at the hardware store and then read the reviews on Amazon. Some negative review torn edges made me very skeptical about what would await me as well. So then I made a first test section and have to say that my expectations were fully met.

Without this tool, the relocation would have really lasted a day longer and produced more dirt / dust.
Ritsch ... 30 seconds compared to 5 minutes saw.

The underside of tears, but this really does not affect function and aesthetics.
Yes, a little strength you need. Finally, crushed a stable material. But is not rocket science.
We made it to second. One held the plate and the second has aligned and pressed. Ratchet ... and through.
Also longitudinal cuts we have made.

The hardest thing is the alignment of the plate. But if you have even cut loose, it will definitely straight.

One star deduction there is that there is no stop and align the panels. And that there is no side support for the plate. Couple no problem - but alone bit fiddly.