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A: The four types of knife heads are as follows: Straight Knife (Straight) - standard straight cutting, used for cutting paper, photos, and cards; Wave Knife (Wave) - cuts out wave-shaped border edges, used for greeting cards and decorations; Perforated/Dotted Knife (Perforated/Dotted) - makes equal-distance dotted lines on the paper, used for tearable coupons, tickets, etc.; Creasing Knife (Creasing) - presses out crease lines without tearing the paper, used for folding pages of greeting cards and folding lines of paper boxes.

A: The photo paper is fine (suggestion: cut each sheet separately). For the fabric, it depends on the sharpness of the knife head. Thin cotton fabric can be cut with some difficulty, but it will produce frayed edges. It is not recommended to cut plastic films, PVC or any materials with adhesive layers, as they are prone to sticking to the knife head.

A: This device generally doesn't require special maintenance. If the paper-cutter pad has obvious scratches, you can flip it over or replace it; the guide rail track can be wiped clean of paper debris with a dry cloth occasionally; when not in use, lock the blade head in a safe position to prevent accidental bumps.

A: Suitable. User review: "Easy to use, the design for aligning materials is excellent." However, it is also recommended: First, test cut a few times with waste paper to get a feel for it; Be careful not to place your hand on the sliding path of the knife head; Let the blade press the material by itself, do not apply extra downward force to press down forcefully; After selecting the blade, confirm that the blade head is securely locked before starting to cut.

A: If you are an enthusiast or a light user of handmade photo albums and greeting cards, and you hope to have one device that can meet various cutting requirements, then the answer is worth considering.