Accu Quilt GO Fabric Cutter and Accu Quilt Go Baby.
10-22-2010, 07:30 AM
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I have the Go and I has been a lifesaver for my sore hands and back. I cut 2 - 4 layers at a time. The handle may be a little hard to turn the first cuts. It loosens up and turns very smooth after awhile. If you want to do mass cutting or cut lots of layers you will need the Studio model. The Go Baby will use only the narrow die boards and will be less stable as it is very lightweight. The Go Baby is a great buy now, $99 from pre order shops. The dies will last for years of personal cutting.
10-22-2010, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I have the Go and I has been a lifesaver for my sore hands and back. I cut 2 - 4 layers at a time. The handle may be a little hard to turn the first cuts. It loosens up and turns very smooth after awhile. If you want to do mass cutting or cut lots of layers you will need the Studio model. The Go Baby will use only the narrow die boards and will be less stable as it is very lightweight. The Go Baby is a great buy now, $99 from pre order shops. The dies will last for years of personal cutting.
10-22-2010, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by CarrieAnne
The Go can take many sizes of dies. I am bd at expalining....you put 2or 3 layers of cloth on the dye, andit cuts the shapes. Each die is diffrent...like the 5 inch sq. has 2. The 6 1/2 has only one. The 2 inch has 6....
I am soo excited about gettting it. Thank you all so much with the info! Went and read too online.. Have been seeing it talked about in other threads here..
10-22-2010, 08:09 AM
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I have been crawling all over this fantastic site since I signed up.. Copying down all kinds of information..
You all are such a wealth of info! I purchased some books but I find more great info here than in the books!
You all are such a wealth of info! I purchased some books but I find more great info here than in the books!
10-22-2010, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Candace
If you use the search feature above you'll find a thousand threads(maybe a small exaggeration) about it.
10-22-2010, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by QKO
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I have the Go and I has been a lifesaver for my sore hands and back. I cut 2 - 4 layers at a time. The handle may be a little hard to turn the first cuts. It loosens up and turns very smooth after awhile. If you want to do mass cutting or cut lots of layers you will need the Studio model. The Go Baby will use only the narrow die boards and will be less stable as it is very lightweight. The Go Baby is a great buy now, $99 from pre order shops. The dies will last for years of personal cutting.
Actually, I'll have to disagree with this statement. The Studio is built and sold to do 8 layers of cottons easily. And gets better cuts with more layers. This is what makes it commercial grade. I actually do 10 -12 layers of cottons with no problems. With flannels I lower it to 6-8 layers.
10-22-2010, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by sewjoyce
I have the Go cutter and I simply love it!! The die I use the most are the 2 1/2"!!
Love the log cabins with leafs in them.. so 2 dies there
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