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Post by waffles on Nov 23, 2024 3:16:25 GMT
I’ve found myself looking at newer die cuts both manual and electric.
I have the very first Cricut that has been in the bottom of a pile in the spare bedroom and I know I should get it out to play with it before deciding on a new one. On the other hand, I’m excited about having a little cutter sitting out for quick decorations.
Finally, i’ve had rheumatoid arthritis for 45 years and am worried about using a manual die cutter.
Does anyone have any suggestions? tia!
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Post by pantsonfire on Nov 23, 2024 3:29:21 GMT
Ask yourself:
Would I rather grab the metal die and cut it out
OR
Would I rather have it connected to my PC and store files on that
If you want metal dies, there are electronic due cut machines that are easy to use.
I know nothing about electric die cutters that use files from a PC.
I prefer metal dies especially since I stamp. To me it is easier to grab the due, add to the paper and run through my Big Shot than to find the file, get it sized, get the paper on the sticky pad, etc.
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Post by artisticscrapper on Nov 23, 2024 3:40:21 GMT
I have the Gemini Jr. Since it’s electric it’s easy to use—no handle. I also love it since it cuts intricate dies perfectly.
I like the size of this one but there’s also the full size if you have room.
Over on the card making board there’s a thread about the Empress, another electric machine. You can check that one out.
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