Die Cutting Machine | A5 | Manual Roller | White & Mint - Metal Dies

Cut and emboss detailed paper shapes at home with no power needed. This compact machine has a hand crank and an A5 opening for thin metal dies and embossing folders. Sandwich the die and paper between the plates and turn the handle.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Card makers and scrapbookers
• Small businesses making invitations

Perfect for

• Die cut card toppers and shapes
• Embossed card fronts with folders
• Wedding and party invitations
• Felt shapes with suitable dies
• Scrapbook titles with alphabet dies

Compatibility

Works with: thin metal cutting dies, embossing folders, paper, cardstock and thin felt.

Pairs well with: metal cutting dies and cardstock.

Not suitable for: thick chipboard, wood, or steel rule dies that do not fit the opening.

How to Use

1. Lay the base plate on the platform.
2. Place the paper, then the die with its cutting edge facing down.
3. Cover with the top plate.
4. Turn the handle to feed the sandwich through.
5. Lift the plates and press out the shape.

Before You Buy

• Dies and embossing folders are sold separately.
• Shape and plate count are as shown in the photos.

You will Need

• metal cutting dies

You may also like

• cardstock paper
• card making essentials

Frequently Asked Questions

What size dies does this machine take?
It takes thin metal dies and embossing folders that fit the A5 opening.

Does it need electricity?
No. It is a manual machine with a hand crank.

Will it cut thick card or wood?
No. It suits paper, cardstock and thin felt. Thick chipboard and wood need a heavier machine.

Should I buy a die cutting machine or use craft punches?
A craft punch cuts one fixed small shape by hand. A die cutting machine takes any thin metal die, so it suits large, detailed shapes and embossing, and is the better pick if you make cards often.