QVC TSV today is a silhouette machine and looking at it I would say it is exactly the
same as the craft robo it even looks like the robo should be interesting to watch and see what it does.
Wendy
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Posts: 2818 (03/04/2008 00:08:40) |
Thanks wendy, have just put telly on and am going to watch
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Posts: 863 (03/04/2008 00:13:59) |
It is the robo for all intents and purposes it even said cut to robo when they showed it
cutting and with two easy pays great for those who can not afford to lay out the robo cash
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Posts: 1479 (03/04/2008 07:43:07) |
seen it now...just wondering how many people they think can buy these expensive machines..
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Posts: 839 (03/04/2008 07:49:36) |
It looks great if you dont have a die cut machine, which I dont and I can usually justify any purchase(years of practice) but if I thought of spending that
sort of money hubbie would really think I had lost the plot.Then again his season football ticket is due soon......forgot Ive spent that amount already.Ali x
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Posts: 6473 (03/04/2008 09:12:27) |
It looks very impressive but sooooooooo expensive (not that I don't spend that sort of money fairly quickly on bits n bobs I bet!
 I was watching it this
morning and OH must have been getting a bit worried so he said 'oh what's the point of that, the machine does it all for you?' 
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Posts: 256 (03/04/2008 09:32:48) |
Oh dear Im soooooooooooo tempted as I dont have a die cutter. The only thing, it is so expensive and I dont know if I can justify putting it on my card as I
dont sell my cards. The only things tempting me is that I often would like to put die cut letters on cards and that would be a big advantage instead of peel
offs.
HELP what will I do????????? I might have to get divorced if I buy it 
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Posts: 2977 (03/04/2008 10:36:06) |
Give it a miss! Replacement blades expensive & short guarantee. Tess x
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Posts: 2642 (03/04/2008 12:45:06) |
I do sell cards but still don't think I could justify a big expense like this. I don't go for so many of the shapes, but I would love to be able to use
the intricate swirls etc so popular just now. Instead, I use stamps which I build up into larger swirls, so it's not so bad really.
For letters I use good old scissors to cut out Word letters printed onto background paper. Again, would love to have all the intricate fonts cut out for me. What's that saying about cutting your coat according to your cloth? In many ways, having less gadgetry makes you more inventive, things just take that much longer to do, of course. Re-reading this post it sounds puritanical and I don't mean to be, so for those of you that do have the gadgets, enjoy them! Judy C |
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Posts: 273 (03/04/2008 12:58:59) |
I've recently purchased a Cricut Expression, which I totally love. It's so simple and easy to use for someone as 'slow of mind' as me.
I'm not so good on the computer, which is why I avoided the Craft Robo.
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Posts: 1105 (03/04/2008 13:13:30) |
Our craft club were lucky enough to get a grant to buy the Cricut, so am not tempted by this (just as well as I really, really couldn't justify spending
this much money in one go - though I agree if I added up how much I spend on bits and bobs it would soon mount up!)
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