I was all set to purchase the Machine Mart variant recently for similar purposes - PCBs, Small Aluminium panels etc. Then I watched this video that one of the Machine Mart reviewers had made (he gave it 5 stars):
It suddenly all seemed rather clunky and 'industrial'. It looks as if it really needs quite a lot of securing and effort, even for light stuff. I have a couple of straight paper cutting blades from a
very old photocopier that I hinged together and used in the vise, I was disappointed to see that the shaped cutting blades of the commercial item produced just as much (if not more) distortion on the waste side than my basic straight ones. If you were wanting to cut a PCB outline out of a larger sheet of FR4, its very difficult to see which side would be the 'waste' as there is inevitably bending, tearing and delamination of the glass fibres.
I'm sure they are fine for thin sheet for car bodywork etc. (the reviewer's use), but they definitely seem to lack any finesse.
P.S. You should have no difficulty with the accent.