VEVOR Vinyl Cutter Machine, 28 Inch Paper Feed Cutting Plotter Bundle, Adjustable Force & Speed Vinyl Printer, LCD Display Windows Compatible Sign Making kit w/Signmaster, Sturdy Stand, 3Blades, White

Efficient and fast, but little electric current is transmitted through the body

verry good

I took a risk and purchased this inexpensive vinyl cutter. I didn't care for the software that came with it so bought EasyCut Pro, which turned out to be a re-badged version of SureCutsAlot. Other than backing off the spring tension a LOT on the feed roller tensioners, I have been pleasantly surprised at the capabilities of this machine. Once the knife height was set properly, it does a very nice job of cutting vinyl. I wouldn't say it's fit for professional 8-hours-a-day use, but for heavy hobby use, it's great. I've used it to cut vinyl lettering for fire department vehicles/helmets/other things, large car show signage, and random hobby projects. I consider it well worth the price. I only dropped it down one start because of the overall quality. It's no Roland CAMM, but at the price, it can't be beat...really. I'm well pleased with my purchase.

I bought this cutter to make some signs for my small food concession business. Assembly (the stand) and setup was easy. I had to make some adjustments to the pinch roller pressure, but that may have been due to the material I was using. The large signs cut easily, but trying to cut some small pieces, it peeled out some of the letters. This may just be an adjustment issue, I was mostly working on the large signs and just tried a couple of small pieces to fill in some excess vinyl. The software is very basic and I didn't find a user manual online, although there may be one. My son prepared most of the images on another program, then exported them to the software that came with the cutter to actually cut them. I think this will be a great machine for a light user, not sure how it would hold up to heavy use, but for the money and my needs, it's perfect. If you plan to do anything other than basic letters or imported files, you will probably need to upgrade the software.

Easy to set up ,big learning curve if you're a beginner using the softwear and setting blade and pressure to cut properly ,once it's cutting I upgraded to the pro softwear for more options.that being said I think it will take me awhile to find and use all features, that's just me ,you may learn faster especially if you have used corel or other sign layout softwear.