Sizzix Big Shot Die Cutting and Embossing Arts and Craft Machine for Card Making, Scrapbooking and Journaling

Product Information

It can work with QuiKut, Spellbinders, Cuttlebug, Acquiquilt, and Anna Griffin dies. Primarily, all folders that estimate less than 6-inch would easily perform with this unit. It’s suitable for both experts and newbies. Let’s take a close look at the main features that make this unit special. And decide if it’s worth it. Solid Core

Utilizing this machine is very simple. It’s a straightforward cutter that works with almost any material. It has diagrams on the multipurpose platform for easier use.Therefore, the Big Shot is a workhorse with a solid core. It also has solid steel gears which do a great job slicing through tough and stubborn materials. Extended Multipurpose Base

The platform is 14 1/8 inches long while the plates are regular size (8 3/4 inches long). If you want to use dies bigger than the regular sized plates, you will need to buy the extended plates. I highly-recommend this die-cutting and embossing machine to everyone who’s involved with crafting. It performs almost everything it’s claimed to perform.It can be hard to visualise how the die will look when cut out, so store a sample of the die-cut with the die to help you visualise your designs. Today, I will discuss the Sizzix Big Shot in detail and help you determine if it’s worth your time. Without further ado, let’s dive into my Sizzix Big Shot review. What is a Sizzix Big Shot?