auntpiggylpn

Saw this on Facebook. Accuquilt has created an ELECTRIC Go Fabric Cutter! It will use all the dies that are used with the regular Go.

http://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponline/accuquilt/64725

I know I won't be ordering one; I don't use my manual Go enough to justify all the money I have invested in it!

Candace

I have the Studio and am able bodied, but this will be a great tool for those with arthritis and other conditions.

ann31039

it will be great for those who need speedier cuts or for those who can't crank. i wouldn't be interested since the crank one i have is alot faster than ME rotary cutting and my arms are working fine. (for now) I'm sure alot of people will enjoy this tho.

Onebyone

It's about time! Great news. Right now I'm loving the BOB dies!

Sisty88

Hopefully it will be a bit better than the Sizzix vagabond, which I've read has terrible problems! I'm just looking into die cutting machines and will definitely go for a manual hand crank!

pojo

sounds good

ManiacQuilter2

I saw the Brother's new cutter and but I get so confused with all those menus. It was priced at $499. Too steep for this quilter's budget and I doubt if Santa will be bringing me one for Xmas !! I keep telling myself I don't need one since most of the charity quilt I make are from strips.

Geri B

....one day you may tell yourself..hmm let's have another look at that.......but until then keep rotary cutting those strips

Geri B

Too bad there isn't a video demo on it.........I will give it a year to get all the bugs out, then may consider, at a sale price, of course!

nstitches4u

That would help with the arthritis and carpal tunnel problems, but I don't think I will be buying one. I have the GO and hardly ever use it.