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Thursday
Feb242011

We are now an official Gazelle digital die cutter dealer.

 

The Gazell die cutter may be pink but it’s a serious precision cutting tool. with 500 g of cutting pressure it rates as one of the more powerful digital cutters available on the desktop.

These cutters are originally intended for sign makers and scrap booking but their function is very much like a laser but at a fraction of the price. Our price will be $449.95

The original Gazelle package including your new Gazelle 12 inch electronic die cutting machine, 1 heavy duty blade holder, 1 heavy duty standard blade, 1 12x12 cutting mat, 1 power supply cord, 1 power adapter, the program cd with Gazelle Funtime III software and 700+ designs, 1 video training cd, and a bonus cd with manuals, instructions and over $100 worth of select Boss Kut Designs.   The Gazelle will cut 12” media. It’s software is easy to use.  500 g of pressure. Cuts cardstock, chipboard, balsa wood, foam, Grafix plastic sheets, metallic papers, vinyl and other media.  
It has easy to use welding right in the software, Auto-trace and many more features. The Gazelle comes with Funtime Software with hundreds of great features.  700 built in shapes, and 200 fonts plus can cut true type fonts. You can import .ai files, .wpc files, .plt files, .jpeg files, and .bmp files.  

 

We have a forum that is exclusively for tech support and training as well as phone support when needed. We fully support our cutter and have excellent tech support people.

System Requirements: Windows Operating System (XP or Vista) Our driver will support Vista 32 or Vista 64 Window 7

CD-ROM reader

700 meg HD space

2 USB Ports

We are currently researching other digital cutters with even more advanced features in the sub $1000 price range.



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Reader Comments (3)

This is interesting. I watched a Youtube video of this machine working, and it cut out a complex shape. Cool! So, now the question . . . . how about a machine that uses the Mac, rather than Windows? Yeah, I know picky picky!
February 25, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterGael
Thats a good question. I don't have an answer for it at the moment but will find out.
February 25, 2011 | Registered CommenterDave
I am interested in purchasing a die cut machine. Please forward information on purchasing. Thank you.
April 2, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJoyce P

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