If you have an electronic cutter….

I have an OLD silhouette cameo 2 I think. This was an upgrade from the silhouette I had before that even. I have never tried the fill feature. I recently bought a Cricut Joy to take to retreats for titles but I haven’t used it yet

My Cameo 1 is still a work horse. I'll be loyal to him until he dies and then I won't think twice about getting a new one.

I love crafty tools and have more die cutting machines than I am willing to admit in a public forum , but I do use them and like them all for different reasons.

Of my electronic machines:

Silhouette: I have the Cameo 5, and love it - I really like using the electrostatic mat and do appreciate having so many features within Silhouette's software. Also, being able to save and export my files, unlike Cricut, is great. I do almost all my papercrafting on the Silhouette.

Cricut: I have a Cricut Maker which I use for my vinyl projects. I also really like using it for writing and drawing, making posters, etc. My favorite features are the automatic background remover and the "create a sticker" feature, where it is super easy to turn a design into a die-cut or kiss-cut sticker without having to mess with tracing. I also have a Joy Xtra for smaller projects and traveling.

Scan N'Cut: I only use this for cutting images out of patterned paper or stamped images, even though it can do more. But that scanner is awesome and saves me so much money on dies. I also really like that you could scan and cut from the machine, without a computer or tablet. I would love to see Silhouette or Cricut come out with a machine with the scanning capability.

I have the Sil Portrait 3 and the designer software. I don't have one particular feature that I like. I've been using it recently to cut vinyl.

I have the Silhouette Portrait 3 and I only do basic things with it - cut files, and foiling, mainly. I really need to invest some time in learning the software more thoroughly.

I have a Silhouette Cameo--an older one, maybe the third or fourth iteration? I have never used it. It was a replacement for an even earlier version that I used once, maybe twice.

I have a Cricut Expression 2 as well and I have used that for several projects recently. I have to say that I don't understand its functionality well enough to pick a favorite software function, which is sad but the complete truth. If I had to pick something, it would be this: I got it to work without too much angst.

I have a Silhouette Cameo 5 and the Cameo 1. I love my 5, I use it to make all my cards and I use it on practically all my scrapbook pages. My favorite feature is the ability to use all kinds of pens in the adaptors to write out my journaling in any font I choose.

I have a Cricut Maker and a Silhouette Portrait 2. I love my Cricut, and I use it very often. I really like my Portrait for cutting out stamped images. I also use it with SCAL to cut sometimes. I'm not a big fan of the Silhouette software. I'm a pretty techy person, but I don't find that software to be very user friendly.

Same. Never buy or subscribe. I can find and simply covert any image I ever needed.

I can’t believe I’ve still never bought an embosser or cutter. I’m always in awe of what people do on them, I just can’t make myself dedicate the space.

I have a Cricut Explore Air and a Cricut Joy (small and portable). I like the Design Space software because there are thousands and thousands of images available and I can always find exactly what I need. If for some reason I need something more personalized, I can upload my own design, converted to an SVG and cut it myself. Very easy to use IMO

I do scan and cut with my Silhouette, it's a little more work than the Scan N Cut but it has worked for me. You have to have the PicScan matte and then you take a photo of the image on the matte and upload it through the silhouette software.

I have the original Portrait and I like it a lot. I don't use it as much as I should but it does everything I need it to so far.