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Thank you for sending information to calrify> I ended up purchasing the Big Shot.
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Originally Posted by McCulloch
From the Sizzix site, notice how almost everything is exactly the same:
There's a big reason why we call our biggest shape-cutting and embossing machine a Big Shot. It's because the stylish black-and-pink Big Shot works with the entire Sizzix product library, including our biggest and smallest dies and most exciting techniques.If that wasn�t big enough, this ultimate roller machine cuts everything from cardstock to fabric and many things in between. Now that�s a big deal.
Included with the Big Shot are a pair of Standard Cutting Pads and the Multipurpose Platform, which makes all Sizzix components compatible with the Big Shot Machine and even works with other brands' dies and embossing tools!
Give a great BIGkick to your creativity! The BIGkick works with the entire Sizzix product library, including our biggest and smallest dies and most exciting techniques. If that wasn�t big enough, this ultimate roller machine cuts everything from cardstock to fabric and many things in between. Now that�s a big deal.
Included with the BIGkick are a pair of Standard Cutting Pads and the Multipurpose Platform, which makes all Sizzix components compatible with the BIGkick Machine and even works with other brands' dies and embossing tools!
The Big Shot Machine measures approximately 14 1/4" x 8 1/2" x 6 1/2".
The BIGkick Machine measures approximately 12 1/4" x 6" x 14 1/2".
I was able to use the Big Shot Express just this week at ScrapFest sponsored by Archivers in the Mall of America. It works so slick. No more cranking. Julianna taught workshops and also had a make-n-take using the machines.
Thanks for your response. I have not done much with mine since I Purchased the Big shot mainly because I am not able to find a wide choice of dies. Do you have any great sources?