FOISON C24 USB Cutter

[accdave]

Foison C24 USB Cutter for sale. Only been used about 4 times, I really don't have the time to get to grips with it or indeed the market requirement. Bought in July last year.

Doesn't come with a floor stand, just the desktop stand.

The software with it is Signblazer Elements, and is provided via a download link from the site I bought it from.

I'll offer it on here for a week before it goes on fleabay.

Price £180 plus carriage ( not found out what that is yet )

[big rich]

Hi can you please tell me if you still have this cutter for sale?

kind regards
rich
phone no: 07816946729

[accdave]

My apologies I totally missed updating the thread.

It was sold.

[big rich]

poo! i am after one. does anyone know where i can get one for a decent price?

[John G]

plenty of cheap ones on ebay.

[AdamB]

John G ..... (or anyone else with the experience), when I was looking for a cutter I decided to go for a craft robo for the time being as it was just for t-shirts and the like (for now).

I noticed that whenever I say a 'reasonable' cheap cutter it always stated "good for all basic cutting". Now I know some of the designs I have are quite 'finicky' so it kind of put me off as I presumed that the main use for these kinds of cutters are for signs and the like and not intense images in vinyl.

........... am I wrong? Do these 'basic' machines (detailed info on many state good for basic designs) just do 'basic' designs?

[John G]

You do get what you pay for - the cheaper end of the market is OK but often problems arise during set up. The more expensive plotters are more accurate and can cut fine detail and lettering down to 5 - 10mm.

[AdamB]

that's what I thought John .... cheers matey

[accdave]

You do get what you pay for - the cheaper end of the market is OK but often problems arise during set up..

Hence the original start of this thread

[John G]

You'll get decent results with a foison, or any other cheap plotter, aslong as its set up right - the results with my imported plotter were crap until i'd tweaked the settings. Still couldn't cut really small lettering though but cracking for t'shirt vinyl or signage.

Cheers John