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You can buy the cricut board and shove it through a standard vinyl cutter...

• jjeaff 6y ago
  I never thought of that. Though I'm not sure if most of those machines are setup to keep something like those boards lined up. Cricut also has optical sensors to line up the board. I'm sure some of the more expensive vinyl cutters do that as well. Also, at around $300, you would be hard pressed to find a very good traditional vinyl cutter.
  • myself248 6y ago
    Ehh, the US Cutter MH series starts at $229, and I think that's quite comparable to the Cricut in capability. Calling either one a "very good" machine is straining a bit. I have the 28-inch version and it's perfectly passable, had to replace a clamp lever after about 5 years and the PSU after 8. No laser locator or anything fancy, but it does the job.