Major sale...o go studio...; ( wish I would have bought one. I go the GO love it but the largest square is 6 1/2 the Studio is on sale for 476.00 on their website.

Oh, wish I had the money, would LOVE a studio!

Very, very little waste...you may ave watch a video that does not use it correctly.

There are tons of videos on Youtube; perhaps they could help you decide.

The Studio, I believe, is significantly larger and is not as easy to store as the Go. They also have the "Baby" coming out soon - I think the price for that is going to be $139.

There's probably a little more waste than when cutting with a rotary cutter (provided you cut accurately, which is a lot of the reason for getting these machines). BUT that is the cost of convenience sometimes. You gain something, you lose something.

I have the studio and love love love it. I can cut for others if I want too and charge them and use the money to buy more dies.

the studio is on sale for 467.00 on Accuiquilt site...think just for tomorrow. If I did not already have a GO...I would get the Studio...the dies do cost more but there is also more to chose from. the largest Go die is 6 1/2 inch

here is an adapter for the Studio - yes this works on the studio

Here are a few of my favorite AccuQuilt block and quilt tutorials...this will give you an idea of how Quick and Easy it is to cut and put your quilts together. http://www.thriftyideastoday.com/201...ls-videos.html

If you are looking at a die cutting machine for personal use they are all terrifically expensive and compared to hand cutting fabric, they are wasteful. But and it's a big but, and it's the reason I bought a Studio is there are certain classic shapes that are a pain to cut and therefore I stay away from using patterns associated with them. Having a die cut system that will accurately do this for me lets me enjoy the quilting process. The studio vs. the go, has more of the classic pieces available and it is possible to get custom dies made if there is one you don't find. I settled on the studio because I could get a finished 1/2 hex which was the size I needed for a design I'm working on. I'm unlikely to purchase their die sets, because I really don't make the same quilt over and over, but I did add a strip cutter for the binding size I mostly use. The Go is great if you want the applique dies or whatever is popular at the moment, or if you are just cutting one or two squares from many individual fabrics.

Just my two cents. Diana