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US Cutter MH series cutter would probably fit the bill. they range from small to quite large
by monknomo 6y ago
US Cutter MH series cutter would probably fit the bill. they range from small to quite large
- matt_the_bass 6y agoI have extensive experience with a nice Roland at a local Fabian. And I recently bought an MH series for home projects with the kids. I’m pleasantly surprised how good the MH is for the money! Assuming $20/birthday present, the machine will easily pay for itself in a year of gift making. Plus I get the kids to help make their friends gifts unique rather than buying something from a store. That is priceless to me!
- AdamJacobMuller 6y agoWhat is a Fabian?
- Symbiote 6y agoPerhaps a typing / autocorrect error for Fablab: https://www.fablabs.io/ https://www.fablabs.io/ In other words, a type of maker space / hackspace.
- matt_the_bass 6y agoYup. Good catch!
- matt_the_bass 6y agoSorry. Should have been fab lab
- supermatt 6y agoWill it register and cut out a print (contour cut)? I love the cameo silhouette for that, but dont see it mentioned for the MH.
- matt_the_bass 6y agoMine does not. I think you would need to step up a level from the MH series with US Cutter. I seem to recollect that was about $100-$150 more for that capability. But check their website.
- matt_the_bass 6y agoThough depending upon your tolerance requirements, you could manually align your cuts to a registration mark assuming your material was inserted squarely.
- potta_coffee 6y agoUsed to run one and it was quite capable.