Who has used (or owns) a Gyro Cut?

I'd never heard of it until your post. But I've so many cutting things, this would have to do something really different for me to want it. I've 4 paper cutters, a cuttlebug and a big shot (and more than a few dies......), a creative memories cutter system with the circle and oval templates, good old fashioned scissors, the stampin up cutter kit they sold a few years ago, and good old fashioned exacto knife.

Well yes, I've bought them over the years thought. I started out when I first started papercrafting (more than a decade ago!) with one of those little fiskars trimmers with the little blades in those orange things. They do dull so quickly, and I got tired of having cut papers with raggedy edges and the fact that it didn't take 12x12 paper well. So I bought a bigger and better fiskars trimmer, this one with one of the large round blades that last forever and strong enough to cut more than 1 sheet at a time. I kept the small one with the orange blades because there is a technique or two for which that style of papercutter is just really convenient, plus I am more comfortable letting the small fry use that one. But then SU! came out with their guillotine cutter, and since I prefer that style, I bought that one. I was given the creative memories mini-guillotine cutter as a gift.
That said, I have started doing some decluttering, and the large fiskars trimmer is on the list of things to go out the door. I need to find someone who can use it so I can get rid of it. It is in great shape and works perfectly well, but since I got the SU one, I couldn't even tell you the last time I used it. So time for it to find a new home. But I need to find someone local who could use it, as the cost of shipping it anywhere would be more than it was worth to buy a new one.

I have one kathy and can't use it.
It's basically a cutting knife on a sort of swivel handle. I'd rather use a pr of scissors. Seems to go it's own way. lol
In the drawer doing nothing.