Yeah, screw Cricut and their policies. When they sued Sure Cuts-A-Lot into removing support for Cricut machines, I completely swore off their heretofore-interes

Yeah, screw Cricut and their policies. When they sued Sure Cuts-A-Lot into removing support for Cricut machines, I completely swore off their heretofore-interesting hardware. Get any old Roland clone. You can often score an old USCutter on Craigslist for similar prices, the hardware is way more durable, and it's all simple parts you can replace without vendor lock-in. They speak HPGL and there's a million softwares to drive 'em, including Inkcut which sorta sucks but it's free.