Hi,
I bought your book…awesome, lots of great tips and pointers. I looked for a Creation Pcut vinyl cutter on eBay…The only ones I found were in the UK. Great prices but I am wondering if these are the real creations. The one I looked at was called “Creation Pcut model #CTO730..28 inch”. Is this a real creation or a knock off?
Thanks
Steve
Hi Steve, thanks for your purchase.
I looked it up and I haven’t seen Creations look like that before, but the manufacturers are always changing models through time so it might be the newer ones. I included a picture of what my Pcut looks like the above picture. It was purchased in 2008 if I remember correctly.
When I looked at the one you are talking about, the box shows the Creation brand name, so I would assume it is not a knock off. If it is a knock off, you can file a complaint on eBay and do a return. Check the sellers feedback also.
If you’re in the US, I’d suggest checking back every once in a while because the company lists them every once in a while on eBay. The seller is USCutter.
Hope that helps.
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i have looked at cutters to but, have decided that i need to wait and get a name brand that i can talk to some one from the United states. I am still cutting them out by hand, for me that is what takes the longest. Also i have not tried to sell any of my creations, just made them for family. They have said that to stop wasting time with making for them and go ahead and make some to sale. I will be registered on the blog soon so every one can see what i am doing and comment on the work i have done. thanks Eric
Yea, the stencil part is the biggest pain. Actually picking out the pattern and everything else involved with the stenciling (scaling the pattern, etc) also seems to take a lot of time.
Thanks for registering on the blog. Please let me know when you make a post, because the website doesn’t notify me when someone submits like I thought it did. I have to approve them.
i tried to post on the blog but it shows still pending. every thing i have done has been trace cut by hand. i do not always get on just so you know.
thanks Eric
Ok I wrote about my etch I did it from my phone I hope it updated. Thanks Eric
Hi Eric, OMG your site gives a lot of good information for a “newbie” like me! I found you on Yahoo by searching Glass Etching Supplies, if you track that information.
I do hand painted wine glasses now, but I believe customized, sand etched glassware would be even more lucrative. I’d like to get my business going otherwise my husband wants me to get a “real job” 🙁 I do have a small air compressor, 2.5 hp and a small pneumatic blaster gun, not sure if that would work? If I already have that equipment, which sand blaster would you recommend?
Thanks!