Check Amazon.com They were 229.00 there just a day or two ago! I have arthritis and carpal tunnel and rotary cutting was killing me. I love my GO! There is also a Yahoo group for support and that bunch of guys and gals are awesome!

I have the Go and absolutely love it. It is fast, more accurate than doing it by hand and I can clean up leftovers and cut them into the scraps I want better and faster than ever.

I bought mine for a Christmas present to myself. Now I buy a die set for my Birthday, Mother's Day, Anniversary, Valentine's Day, and Christmas. DH loves the fact he doesn't have to shop for me a present. I order and say Thank You for my gift and bake him a blueberry pie. He's happy.

I also have been looking at the go in chattanooga quilt shops but too pricey. I went to ebay and bought a brand new one with somes dies for $250. I think that is the best place to buy one. Now I am going to have to wait and find good buys on the other dies I would llike. Probably get new equipment by the time I can buy a variety and my go will be outdated. ha

I got mine from shoppersrule.com They are having a sale on the dies right now. I must say when used it is great! but since I don't have many dies I really don't get much use out of it. As you say they are expensive, so I can only get one every now and then.

Brother Quattro sews accurate 1/4 inch - or any seam width you choose - with NO hands guiding the fabric! Too bad it costs so much! It was demo-ed at a Sit and Sew by the dealer here in Tucson, and I was drooling. That's just one of MANY eye-boggling things it can do. It has a built-in camera (yes, a camera) that enables exact embroidery placement no matter how bad you are at hooping. Too bad I can't afford one right now!

Roberta it would also help if there were some kind of machine that would iron and fold. Then we would have it made.

So far i found like amazon is the least expensive. thanks for all the suggestions. I will probably order tomorrow. They even have some of the dies on sale too.

If you use a 40 or 50% off coupon at JoAnn Fabrics, the dies are much more reasonable priced. My next on is the rag quilt square that cuts all the fringes.
Cathy H[/quote]

My Joann's excludes Accuquilt cutters and dies from their coupons...[/quote]

I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think I read on their yahoo group that Accuquilt has now said coupons can be used on their products. Does anyone know if this is true?
Jenelle

sorry I can't help, I could never afford one but they look nice. Penny