In May of this year, Ben Lake produced a video of cutting caboose sides using the Brother SDX 125 Scan N Cut. It looks promising but I’m not typically an “innovator;” I kind of like to wait & see what kind of experience others have had.
I’m sitting on the fence on this one. But matters are complicated because Brother won’t tell me if the machine will indeed cut styrene sheets nor will they give me any info on cutting tolerances. If I was to get one, I’d be using it to cut building sides and openings for Tichy windows & doors. Even a slight variance with the cuts and the windows & doors just might fall right through the openings.
Here’s the link to the video… http://mrr.trains.com/news-reviews/staff-reviews/2019/05/sponsored-product-review-brother-scanncut-dx-sdx125e-craft-cutter
So… has anyone actually used one of these to cut sheet styrene like Evergreen Styrene novelty siding, etc? If so, what are your thoughts/impressions?
Thanks.
dlm