Cricut Expression 2 Electric Cutting Machine Without Starter Tool Kit Bundle
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Arrives
Oct 27 – Oct 29
Features
- 12 x 24 cutting capability
- Compatible with all cricut cartridges including cricut imagine cartridges. (cricut imagine cartridges will just cut images, not print images or patterns.)
- Larger, faster, full-color lcd touch-screen display with stylus. no keypad overlay required!
- Cartridge content pre-loaded on the machine.
Description
Cricut has taken everything you love about Cricut Expression and made it even better. All-new machine design, bigger, full-color LCD touch screen, material setting, and a cutting-area light are just the start. Cricut Expression 2 will do everything Cricut Expression can, plus lots of exciting new features.
Brand: Cricut
Material: Paper
Color: Grey
Active Surface Area: 288 square inches
Operation Mode: Automatic
Brand Name: Cricut
Manufacturer: Provo Craft & Novelty
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 49
UPC: 100061571713 093573044649 151903556122 163120659760 951062859344
Number of Items: 1
Model: 2001186
Part Number: 2001186
Operation Mode: Automatic
Print media: Paper (plain)
Active Surface Area: 288 square inches
Item Weight: 10 pounds
Material Type: Paper
Color: Grey
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Oct 27 – Oct 29
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My wife did all the research on this machine. She came to the conclusion that she did not like the locked down nature of the Cricut - buying cartridges, using their own locked down software, etc. So I purchased the Silhouette for her. After months of using and loving the Silhouette she decided she wanted the Disney Licensed materials that only Cricut has. So she now has 2 cutting machines. Both do the same things but so much drastically different. Do your own research and find out what machine you want and or need. There are many on here giving 1 star reviews because they did not simply do their research. How can you spend over $200 on a product and not know what you are getting.? The Cricut is the best cutting machine there is. Simple to use and set up. My wife had things cut within minutes of opening the box. Not the case with the Silhouette. She uses both machines regularly. Both have pros and cons. Just do your research first.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2013 by Dustin
After having only owned this Cricut machine for some months, I have used it to help with so many projects that I cannot even keep count. I would recommend purchasing this machine not only if you are already a crafty person looking for a new tool, but also if you are just beginning to have an interest in crafts, paper projects, or even looking to decorate bulletin boards or a classroom. Pros: - There is an online Cricut Craft Room that allows you to put together a collection of cuts much easier that using the tiny screen on the machine. - Once you get the hang of it, large numbers of cuts or cuts of different sizes are very easy. - There are larger mats (24x12) that allow for even more cuts per mat. - You can plug in cartridges directly into the machine and use them, allowing for Cricut groups or friends to swap/borrow cartridges. This will save a substantial amount of money! Cons: - Sometimes the cartridges can be expensive. Most chain craft store run sales from time to time for 20 to 30 percent off. You can also find cheap or used cartridges on Amazon or eBay. - Learning a new tool can be daunting; however, there are many websites with how-to information. There is also bound to be a Cricut user at your local craft store that may be knowledgeable. Pinterest has a wealth of articles and ideas. - Materials and accessories (mats, paper, vinyl sheets) may be expensive. Check for sales and specials. Share your remaining materials with your friends and maybe they will do the same.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2013 by SS
I already loved the Cricut brand (and was using the Cricut Expression). I used my former machine for literally years and gained hours and hours of joy from creating as well as from giving custom cards as gifts. PROVOCRAFT only improved upon the magic of this die-cutting machine with the addition of the touchscreen, the ports for Imagine and traditional cartridges. For me, this was a HUGE plus as I purchased Imagine catridges thinking they would work with my Expression and NOPE - no luck. This device also has the simple (but absolutely necessary) feature of the sticky mat "guide." I don't go through my usual course of cursing at the machine when the mat would not feed properly - requiring me to "unload" and line up the mat AGAIN. This is a thing of the past for me now! WOO HOO. Another great aspect wtihin the capability of this newer machine is its ability to allow you (while using the GYPSY) to set the speed, number of cuts and depth all from the GYPSY itself (rather than having to manipulate these items on the device (as in the "old days" with the Expression). I love this machine and have only just begun to explore it's capabilities and additional features. I am tuning into YouTube for tutorials in order to maximize the features as the initial instruction book is clear but very basic information. Hours and hours of creating - here I COME!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2014 by Mark Montalbano
I made this impromptu purchase when I found out it could do iron-on materials. As bowlers, we need to have our names on the back of our shirts for tournaments and it is difficult to find local companies who will embroider/screen print just one item, they usually require a bulk order. Buying shirts with names online can be quite spendy. I purchased three colors of iron-on vinyl at a local craft store and in just one short evening we had figure out how to design and cut our names for the back of our shirts. It was very easy to figure out how to use the machine and I was very impressed with the quality! I also purchased the 7-piece tool kit which helped tremendously when removing the negative vinyl from our projects. Since wearing our shirts I've already had a handful of people ask if I can make them name shirts, definitely a good investment!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2014 by Ashley F
There are several reasons why I rated this a 4 instead of a 5. First, the cost involved. If the machine was cheaper, I would buy more of the cartridges in order to access more designs. I would also buy more cartridges if I could see all of the images included prior to buying it instead of the 5 or 6 they show. I knew I had buy cartiridges separately, but I thought I would be able to see what I am buying. Second, the directions are not as clear as they should be. I ruined one mat because I did not know the construction paper wouldn't work. Although the diections imply otherwise, I recommend not using anything thinner than cardstock. That means scrapbooking paper is out. Also, I found that many times I had to repeat the cuts once in order to cut the paper, even with a new blade. And for glitter cardstock, you must repeat the cut 3 times. There is a learning curve, so expect to waste some supplies in the beginning. Once you figure it out, things speed up considerably. I recommend doing your designs on your computer via the craftroom software. I find it is just easier to manipulate the images that way.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2012 by Jody