susie reardon

I have one I have used a few times that I am willing to sell.
If interested, email me.
Susie Reardon

Neuras

You have an accuquilt or a sizzix? May I inquire WHY you want to sell? I'm interested

QuiltnLady1

I got the electric Go big -- I probably would have gotten the sizzix (because it can use the Go dies) but I couldn't crank the handle (too many hand and arm issues)

Neuras

This is great info!

Geri B

I bought the GO first, like I said before, a good 6 yrs ago now. Then when a new hobby lobby opened near me, I saw the Sizzix Big Shot...it was on sale along with some cute dies...bought it..they honored their coupon too...much easier to crank....went back about a month later and saw all dies were clearance.....bought what I didn't have in GO. Now I am really tempted to buy the Sizzix larger die cutter, I think it's the Pro..takes the larger dies..they offer some designs that accuquilt does not have....will keep watching for good price

Neuras

Please let me know if you'd like to relieve yourself of either machine!

susie reardon

I have the Go Cutter. I am selling it because I dont use it.
Susie

craftymatt2

they do go on sale, i bought the studio and got 200. 00 off, i love it and have been slowly getting the dies, i have quite a few, dont need too many more as I only wanted certain ones. sign up for there emails and u will be notified when that stuff goes on sale

anne225

With hand and thumb joint issues I am wondering if these cutters are helpful. Is the electric the best way to go? I see all the machine names and wonder which is the most friendly and versatile. Thanks for your input. Plus even with a ruler I can veer off!

Geri B

I think if you have "manual" cutting problems, your best bet would be the electric GO along with whatever dies you feel you would use the most.