Scan and Cut!

[airdave]

How 'bout this then?!

Put your printed model sheet into the machine...its scans...it cuts...you build.
Brother Canada - ScanNCut CM100DM cutting and scanning machine

They are offering a deal right now...you get a free P-Touch when you purchase the Scanncut machine.
...please don't ask me what a P-Touch is. lol Its worth $49.99

[Plumdragon]

Whatever will they think of next? Impressive, but I can buy a lot of knife blades for $459.99 ;-) P-touch is either an overnight anti-wrinkle face cream or some sort of label printing device; suspect the latter as it'd be more complimentary....
Plumdragon

[billy.leliveld]

Interesting...
also from my "professional" point of view
Thanks, Dave

[spaceagent-9]

does it work with cardstock or thin cardboard? I see that its a blade not a laser cutter so it probably does cut thick cardstock. but does anyone know for sure?

[nighthawk78]

Wow...and that's all there is to say...hang on...it would be good for tank tracks,
NH78

[MacSongLi]

All it needs to do is edge colour, fold. and glue. Then none of us have a hobby anymore.

Gary

[bgt01]

One more step toward SkyNet becoming self aware...HEED THE WARNINGS!

[Kevin WS]

I want one!!!!!!!

But not a chance at that price....

[airdave]

Originally Posted by MacSongLi

All it needs to do is edge colour, fold. and glue. Then none of us have a hobby anymore.

Gary

THANK YOU!!!

My sentiments exactly.
I do not subscribe to anything that removes the skill and effort of building models.
I'm all for finding ways to ease the strain on your knuckles, or save a little time cutting out multiple parts...

but what about the pride of "doing it all yourself" ...and "doing it all by hand"?!

I say NO to laser cut formers.
I say NO to scrapbooking cutters.
I say NO to coffee creamer.
...bring me a damn cow!

[Pgtaylorart]

Originally Posted by airdave

THANK YOU!!!

My sentiments exactly.
I do not subscribe to anything that removes the skill and effort of building models.
I'm all for finding ways to ease the strain on your knuckles, or save a little time cutting out multiple parts...

but what about the pride of "doing it all yourself" ...and "doing it all by hand"?!

I say NO to laser cut formers.
I say NO to scrapbooking cutters.
I say NO to coffee creamer.
...bring me a damn cow!

Say NO to designing your model with computer software.
Say NO to printing with inkjet or lasers!
Say NO to... oh wait, what?...
Hmmm...