Though I mentioned this a few days ago at convention, I wanted to focus on it for a moment today. I shall post the brochure next Monday when it’s not a sneak peek any longer. For now, though, check this out. A list of materials that the Big Shot can handle. Directly from SU in quotes…
"Cut through the following 50 materials using steel rule dies and your
Big Shot machine. Please note the maximum thickness of several
materials."
- Brass (.055)
- Light weight steel
- Aluminum (.016)
- Tin (.008)
- Aircraft plywood (1/64")
- Basswood (1/16")
- Balsa (3/32")
- Paperwood
- Mat board (adhesive or none)
- Chipboard
- Fabric
- Silicone
- Foam with chipboard (.1)
- Corrugated pad
- Adhesive-backed cork
- Fine sandpaper (.00)
- Strene
- Extra thick template plastic
- Template plastic
- Plastic canvas (7 mesh)
- Bubble wrap
- Sheet foam
- Friendly (jewelry) plastic
- 100% pure beeswax (cut with parchment paper on top & bottom of beeswax)
- Adhesive and non-adhesive rubber
- Ruffleboard
| - Static cling vinyl
- Warm & natural batting
- Fusible fleece
- Quilt batting
- Adhesive and non-adhesive flexible magnet
- Heat n’ shrink plastic
- Adhesive and non-adhesive felt
- Pop-up sponge
- Shiny self-adhesive and non-adhesive paper
- Iron-on fabric
- Poly foam adhesive and non adhesive
- 3-D illusionary plastic
- Glow in the dark adhesive and non adhesive
- Suede paper
- Funky fur
- Personal Embossing Plastic (PEP)
- Shaggy plush felt
- Canvas
- Vinyl flooring
- Shelf lining
- Placement
- Embossing rubber
- Thin leather
- Gasket material
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Plus, look at these samples SU offered for us to share which highlight some of the die shapes:
