sewTinker

I ordered one a couple of days ago from joann's, and am waiting for its arrival. $199, +tax & shipping, minus the $150 joann's gift certificate from my son! (I love that boy) Really looking forward to having a new toy. :-)

Cdrlinda

Agreed! I am a novice and love sewing but hated cutting. I did not know the difference between a baby, go , or studio. I got my studio when was on sale at Accuquilt. I love it. I have the rag dies, 2 1/2 inch strip cutter and a starter set that makes 12 1/2 inch blocks. Is an investment but worth it!

BellaBoo

Overstock.com had the Go at their auction for $89. You may want to check that out. It's always listed at that starting price.

PS Stitcher

I love mine!! Last night I cut out enough 5" squares for two table runners in about 20 minutes!!

Iamquilter

I'm a distributor for the Go cutter and I just used mine to cut all 2 1/2 inch strips for a kings size Irish Chain quilt for a customer and love it. It cuts accurate and no worries about getting a v in your cuts if it isn't laying just right. Cutting time is cut more than half.

carolaug

http://www.thriftyideastoday.com/201...lt-studio.html
Adpater for the studio - with this adpater you can use sizzix dies.

PaperPrincess

No, the studio dies are thicker so they won't go thru the Go. You can get a platform for the studio and use the go dies in the studio, except for the long strip cutters. Haven't had success with those, but all the smaller ones work just fine.

jackiesmith

how do you join the yahoo group pins and needles? I can't find it - computer challanged! I would love to be able to get my go dies cheaper than what I have been. Thanks

Connie in CO

I was wondering do the handles come off the GO.My baby the handle came off.

carolaug

Just tighten the screw....I have had no problems with it. If you continue to have a problem with it call customer service at Accuquilt they are AWESOME!