May 13th, 2016, 09:08 PM
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Re: Help choosing cutter and software
I second Inside's thought on size. 24" minimum. Everyone always thinks they only need a small machine and then in two weeks they have buyers remorse. I started out with a pretty cheap cutter. Chinese made called a P-Cut. Stepper motors and lots of static electricity. I survived with it for a couple years but ohhh so love my Summa. If you go the budget cutter route just don't pick the bottom of the barrel. Even a few steps up the ladder makes a difference. Graphic is one of the best brands out there and a real good bang for the buck if you consider resale values. You might keep your eye out for a good price on a used one. They are tough enough to hold up for years of service and you can get parts for them. The Chinese models are more if a dice roll and are NOT something to buy used.
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