JShedd

How long do these cutters usually hold up? I'm being offered a two year old one with about 100 working hours for half price.

There's a A.Adkins clam heat press in the same package but the price is about the same as a new similar cheapo heat press.

Do you think these are worth the price?

 

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thutch15

I would think they last a long time, because there is not a lot too them. Mine is going on 2 years and the only thing I have had to do is replace 1 blade and the cutting strip.

 

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dcurtisroland

Quote: Originally Posted by JShedd How long do these cutters usually hold up? I'm being offered a two year old one with about 100 working hours for half price. There's a A.Adkins clam heat press in the same package but the price is about the same as a new similar cheapo heat press. Do you think these are worth the price?

We still see PNC-1000s in use today and they were built almost 20 years ago. You should get a minimum of 10-12 years out of a Roland vinyl cutter.

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ino

You,ve got yourself a very good deal,take it.

 

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JShedd

Thanks for comments everybody!

 

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JShedd

BTW, are there some specific things on the cutter I should check before buying it so that I know it's in proper working order? Naturally I'll ask for a test cut but anything else?

 

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