Die Cut Machines

Hi.

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Depending on your disability I recommend two.

I recommend the sizzix system if you are able to slide and push down on a machine. It is more budget friendly lately and you can use the discount coupons on most of the dies associated with the machine.

However if your disability makes it hard to push down HARD on a machine then I recommend (which I love and had to give up a lot of DIET COKE*) is the circut machine. All you have to do is but in the cartridge slide a few dials and push a couple of buttons and you have your die cuts. It is really pricey but I have to admit I am using it a lot more than I ever did the sizzix machine.

(*I'm addicted to Diet coke so to give up a can or bottle a day was hard but worth the machine.)

Welcome again.

Kate (in NYC)

Please always remember that although the sizzix machine is cheap it is worth it if you want cuts from other things then cardstock or paper. Sizzix can cut felt, foam, linolium, chipboard, and other thicker stuff!.

cowchipper

Shannon in this group is selling her die cutting machine along with some dies on ebay scroll down and look for her posts and see if she has sold them yet. Welcome to the group. Hilda

I recently just bought a simple Sizzlit Sidekick machine. It's very easy to use. I found it on sale at Creative Express online and some of the Sizzlit dies. I bought 4 alphabets from them for the price of one normally. I also bought 2 more alphabets and the tote bags from Costco.com for a reasonable price too. I'm all set up now. All I really like diecut machines for is the ease of creating really nice titles and such.

Lynne

I too just purchased a Sidekick and I love it because it doesn't take up a lot of room. It is simple to use and should not be a problem for you. Good luck choosing :)

~Crystal