I'm only interested in the Tumbler Die, can the Accuquilt Go Baby cutter utilize the Tumbler Die?
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all you have to do is make sure the die is not more than 6" wide. Then it will fit through and can cut anything. Sorry, I didn't look up the tumbler die before I answered, but I'm pretty sure you're fine with it. Good luck, and I'd love to see your quilt. I have made two with the basic value die, and now I'd like to do the apple core.
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If it's something that can't be replaced or duplicated, I wouldn't risk it. This is NOT a dependable cutter!
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Go to the accuquilt web site. You get 9 dies plus 3 cutting mats. Its the same one they are selling for 578.00. I received mine thurs and I am very pleased. Shipping was fast.
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I do not know but you could try it with some other die. It is scored for folding very faintly foe th 3-D effect. I use cuttlebug and never force and material thru my machine. You could cut ou of cardstock and trace it out on the can metal.
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Hello, You can surely search in Amazon for the sizzix die to see the photo. Thank You, Shop To Craft Customer Service Team
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Yes, just put a piece of paper over the felt, place the die on top of that and roll it through!
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I use a RCBS Rock Chucker that I have had for over 30+ yrs. Shouldn't be an issue as I have used other Dies, such as Lee and others.
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Only if you buy the other die. You get the spaghetti (really bigoli) die with the machine. You have to buy all the other dies yourself, and they cost about $100 or so each. I buy mine from http://pastabiz.com/ Ask before you buy which dies work with the torchio. They are very helpful!
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The Sizzix Pro machine can cut thick chip board and some rolled metal sheets from what I understand. The answer, though, depends on the Accucut dies you use. The "slim" obviously don't cut thick products. To learn more about the Accucut dies, go to: http://www.accucut.com and feel free to contact their customer service people with product questions! Best wishes with your projects!
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I have a cuttlebug machine. I use 2 B plates. It works beautifully. What I like is you can cut out multiple dies at one time.
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If you have the die and the base I don't see why not. I have both but am in the process of a move so haven't tried it yet.
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If you go to Accuquilt's site they have a chart posted for compatibility on the dies.
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This uses dies, they probably have a square die. I would not buy this style, it's really outdated. You need one of the big shot or big kick. There's no end to the shapes they cut.
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Yes with the dies .I use the 5in square to make charm packs.I keep my layers only on 2 .There is tutorials on utube watch them. Hope this helps. Have nice day
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Probably, but check you warranty about using dies made by a different mfg. Don't force the die if it doesn't perform like a cuttlebug die.
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The number of layers you can cut depends on which manufacturers die you are using. Sizzix brand will cut up to eight layers, and Accuquilt Go! will cut up to six. It's determined by the the exposed depth of the die blade when the die is compressed in the machine, not the machine used to compress the die. Hope I was clear enough!
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Yes, There is a small switch on the locking mechanism that allows you to rest the combination. Simply hold the switch while scrolling the tumbler to the desired combo.