Another new die cutting machine

[Barbara Jay]

Here is a video of another new die cutting machine. This one says you never need shims, because you set the pressure on the rollers for any die . Here is also a copy of an email I got from Ecstasy. It also said they cut hundreds of dies with no wear or warping on the plates --Humm-m-m-
Press Boss Nellie Snellen.nl - YouTube

I tried to snap a picture of it but I won't work
Here is the link . Scroll to the bottom
Nellie Snellen Products

'THE Press Boss' the Newest Die Cutting Machine on the Market!

Pre-order @ Special Price
Call and Pre-order your new 'Press Boss' Die Cutting Machine today and pay
only$149.99.

After June 30th the price will be $179.99.


Call toll free (1-888-288-7131) or email [email protected]

Advantages of the 'Press Boss':
Only takes 2 plates.
You set the pressure of the rollers with the built in dial.
You can now cut all the dies and embossing folders on the market with out a shim.
The large deck accommodates extra large dies or use multiple dies at once.
Our test results show that after cutting hundreds of dies the acrylic plate still looks nearly new with no sign of warping. See also Silicon Mats #62000050 & #62000051 for embossing.

[BagLady]

Kind of looks like the spellbinder

[QueenOfInkland]

YouTube has a few videos.

Note: Not in English, but it's easy to get the jist

Press Boss Nellie Snellen.nl - YouTube
Ecstasy Crafts - Nellie Snellen New Die cut Machine and Shape Dies 008-013 - YouTube - YouTube

[prairiecrafter]

I would be interested if anyone has seen this in a demo other than a video. How well does it cut those really detailed dies.

[planet43]

Interesting concept.......why not

[ceramicat1]

I like the idea of being able to adjust the pressure. I would like to see one in person also!

[lesleybd]

It looks very like this one.

Once Upon A Stamp: New machine pics !

Lesley

[Cre8ive Mind]

Well finally they are getting closer! When I got my Cuttlebug I said that all the playing around with shims was a waste of precious card making time. I wondered why they didn't design one that was something like the old (very old) wringer washers that our Mother's/Grandmother's used (Great Grandmothers to you young ladies/men). They had a large screw at the top middle that you turned to increase the pressure between the rollers. I think they had some way of popping open if there was too much pressure as well. This new Press Boss machine's slide dial must work similarly but I guess it is limited to the 18 positions; maybe that's enough though. Too bad it isn't at least wide enough for an 8.5" piece of paper. Hopefully we will see a comparable North American one come out soon. Anyone out there got contacts with the manufacturers? I tried to contact someone at Provocraft with my idea a long time ago and they never responded to my emails. I should have tried to contact Spellbinders or Big Shot. I just figured someone else would think of the same thing sooner or later....and so finally they have.