Top products from r/VinylCutters
We found 6 product mentions on r/VinylCutters. We ranked the 5 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Silhouette Cameo Electronic Cutting Tool
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Number of reviews: 1
The silhouette cameo include a 12 inch cutting mat, cutting blade, 50 exclusive cuttable designs and $10 gift card to the Silhouette Online StoreIncludes access to thousands of downloadable designs; Includes PC and Mac compatible softwareCuts up to 12-inch wide and 10-feet long; cuts a variety of ma...
Show Reddit reviews2. Silhouette Portrait 2 Electronic Cutting Tool
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Silhouette Portrait 2 with Bluetooth and AutobladeCuts a variety of materials including: cardstock, fabric, heat transfer material, transparencies, paper, vellum, adhesive vinyland magnet paperMac and PC compatible software included50 exclusive digital designsNote: Kindly refer user manual before us...
Show Reddit reviews3. USCutter 15-inch Table Titan Craft Vinyl Cutter with VinylMaster Cut - a Design and Cut Software
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
QUALITY ENGINEERING. Aluminum metal frame and internal components. High quality pinch rollers and grit rollers for accurate tracking. Laser-guided print & cut contour cutting for stickers, labels, and printed heat transfer.DURABLE AND RELIABLE. Powerful stepper motor cuts vinyl, cardstock, sandblast...
Show Reddit reviews4. Jh-Best Crafts12" X 10' Feet Roll Transfer Paper w/Grid- Perfect Alignment of Cameo or Cricut Self Adhesive Vinyl for Decals, Signs, Walls, Windows and Other Smooth Surfaces
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
GREAT SAVINGS: Get excellent savings from our transfer tape with an added 4 more bonus feet than the popular brand with 12" x 10 Feet long roll at a great price, it goes a long way to complete your project and much moreVERSATILE: Our Best Crafts transfer paper tape was designed to work with a wide v...
Show Reddit reviews5. Fancierstudio Heat Press 9-by-12-Inch Heat Press Swing Away Heat Press 9"x12" Coated with Sheet Sublimation Heat Press Rhinestone Heat Press 9x12 GB
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
9 X 12 Fancierstudio Power Heat Press with Teflon sheet includedHeat Press Style: Swing Away (Green Black Color)Temperature Range: 0 - 500 FTime Control: 0-999 Second Power: 1100WVoltage: 110V (standard US and Canada)
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I bought a 9x12 Fancierstudio press from amazon as my first heat press which has been great but it's too small. I regret being impatient and not waiting until I could get a 15x15 which was the recommended size on most sites I researched. Other than that size issue I quite like it. The price was good and it heats up in a decent amount of time. Heat seems even from the stuff I've pressed but I've never checked it with a thermometer. When I upgrade in size I'm definitely going to try and stick with fancierstudio.
I found this Titan on Amazon for ~$500. The info says it uses a stepper motor, though, despite the picture saying it has a servo motor. Then there's this one on the USCutter website for ~$800, it states it uses a servo motor and a few other features like a vacuum to keep the material flat. Is the Titan 3 the new series and that's why it's more expensive than the Amazon listing? Now I wonder if I should turn this passing interest into a business.
$120 new
IMO cameo silhouette is the better machine and is in the same price point.
https://www.amazon.com/Silhouette-Cameo-Electronic-Cutting-Tool/dp/B005Y1CPSUCameo is actually made by Graphtec. I started out on a cameo and found it very easy to learn. You're going to waste a bunch of vinyl in the beginning but that's normal. If you find you need to cut bigger pieces of vinyl you can pick up a UScutter SC series.
https://www.uscutter.com/index/page/static/subpage/buying_guides_new
You're looking for transfer paper! Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Jh-Best-Crafts12-Transfer-Alignment-Adhesive/dp/B017Y20RI6
Although, I usually just use the backing off scrap vinyl. So for future reference save some off your scraps! If you have some vinyl you won't use just trash it for the backer.
For travel I would roll it up with the vinyl facing out. Roll it loosely if it's too tight the vinyl will get wavy, usually that can be fixed during application but imo it's annoying. Tape it up, and not too tightly, a rubber band will leave little dents in the vinyl!