So do you know some one who owns cutters with dies?

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01-02-2014, 12:25 PM

#51

caspharm

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Originally Posted by gale

I'm betting it's the silhouette cameo since it gets hooked up to the computer. There's a new scan n cut machine but I don't think it has to be hooked up to the computer.

Actually, the new one that just came out is the Brother Scan'n Cut. The only problem I see with any of these computer linked ones is it looks like you can only feed 1 layer of fabric at a time.

01-02-2014, 12:30 PM

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gale

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Yes but she didn't say it was the new one. Only that it hooks up to the computer. The Scan n Cut doesn't *have* to be hooked up to the computer. The silhouette doesn't either (depending on the model) but it still requires the use of a computer either way.

01-02-2014, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ohmy1953

Do you have any or want one? To me they seemed to have flopped anyone?

"flopped anyone"??????

01-02-2014, 12:34 PM

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penski

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I have a go and love it !!, before that i bought a crick it thought it would be cheaper and i could cut both fabric and paper , but the fabric didnt cut so easy

01-02-2014, 12:37 PM

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GrannieAnnie

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Originally Posted by BellaBoo

Many think cutting paper will dull the blades. I use the hex die to cut papers from lightweight card stock for guild members that do English paper piecing. I haven't noticed any dulling of the blade at all. It still cuts fabric hexes as good as new.

My GO says you can cut paper with it

01-02-2014, 05:11 PM

#56

MacThayer

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I was tempted to get a die-cutter machine, but then bought the Quilt-Cut 2. I can do any kind of cut I need on my Quilt Cut, and haven't been at all tempted to buy a machine since I got that. You should try it!

01-02-2014, 06:32 PM

#57

Wild8580

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I have a studio accucut and many dies. Use it a lot.

01-02-2014, 07:54 PM

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oldtisme

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My GO! was one of the 1st things I bought when I decided to teach myself how to quilt. The GO vs. my rotary cutting wins hands down. I'm slowly buying the dies as I need them or when I have some extra money saved up, but thats on hold for now as I'm saving up for a Janome 6600 my dream machine!

01-03-2014, 04:16 AM

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sept97

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Bella that's so awesome I didn't even know there was 80 dies for it. I think I have about 5 or 6, lol

01-03-2014, 07:43 AM

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mjhaess

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If you are talking about the accu-quilt, I had the opportunity to use one over Christmas while in Buffalo NY. I loved it and I think I would like one. The cuts were so fast and so accurate.