What cutter to get? Wanting to cut Sandblast resistant...

[NiceCarvings 4]

Hello,

We are wanting a decent cutter, at a decent price. The US Cutters seem to be the route to go. We have a requirement that the cutter be able to cut the Sandblast resistant vinyl. We would also like to work from a desktop.

Do the cutters that come without stand mean that you work with it from a desk?

Would either of these cut the sandblast resistant vinyl?

USCutter LaserPoint 24

Creation PCUT 24" 

What are the difference of these two machines?

Thank you for your help!

[kenimes 42]

Yes, if you got one without a stand, it would be a desktop unit. All of the machines we offer will cut sandblast resist with a 60degree blade, except for the mini-cut.

The only difference between the two models you have listed is the color, and the laser feature.

[NiceCarvings 4]

Thanks for the reply. Could you tell me exactly what the advantage of the laser is then? I see they are $80 difference in price...

[kenimes 42]

The Laser is used for aligning with pre-printed registration marks on pre-printed designs or logos, to allow for contour cutting around the designs.

[golaso 0]

Good afternoon:

I am interest on buy a laser point 48 but I have some questions:

This equipment could work with material print in a Mimaki JV3 equipment??

This equipment could be compare with a Mimaki CG 75 ML??

What kind of materials can I cut with this cutter???

Thank you for your help.

[NiceCarvings 4]

Yes, if you got one without a stand, it would be a desktop unit. All of the machines we offer will cut sandblast resist with a 60degree blade, except for the mini-cut.

The only difference between the two models you have listed is the color, and the laser feature.

Does the cp-2500 come with the 60 degree blade? If not where do I get one? Do you have cp-2500 in stock...getting ready to order.

Thank you! 

[kenimes 42]

Yes, we still have a few in stock. All of our cutters come with 45 degree blades, but you can order more of those or the 60 degrees @ www.uscutter.com