Ok here we go *deep breath*

[ClawGFX]

Well I am home from work today because of all the yellow jackets stinging me last night and generally being sore and good thing because FedEx just dropped off the Graphtec!!! To bad I feel like crap to mess with it! Maybe in a little bit Ill start unboxing it.

But now for some lunch!

[NukleoN]

I am curious to hear about some of the bells and whistles of the Graphtec over the PCut as you discover them! What more can a cutter do besides maybe just have better parts or cut your vinyl for you? (I know, words of someone who's only ever used an LP24 hahaa).

[Dakotagrafx]

Dan - I just got the graphtec also.  the artwork weeds more easily - the graphec is the most precise of all the cutters I have had (Pcut, refine, copam), tracks more accurate - no vinyl drift, automatic contour cutting ( recognizes the  registration marks itself (I haven't used this yet).   you can change blades without messing up the depth as the adjustment is on one end and the holder comes apart at the other, QUIET, faster, that's just the first week or so

[ClawGFX]

Dan - I just got the graphtec also.  the artwork weeds more easily - the graphec is the most precise of all the cutters I have had (Pcut, refine, copam), tracks more accurate - no vinyl drift, automatic contour cutting ( recognizes the  registration marks itself (I haven't used this yet).   you can change blades without messing up the depth as the adjustment is on one end and the holder comes apart at the other, QUIET, faster, that's just the first week or so

Exactly what he said

[Frosted Images]

I run a Graphtec FC8000-75. This is the Bentley of plotters. It cuts fast, accrurate, and fun to use. I've several others from Refine, Redsail, and Copam. No match to the Graphtec! Although, I have to say...I loved my Refine MH1351. It got me where I am now!