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    Default wet cutter

    I like this machine, any body used one?
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    Default Re: wet cutter

    No I havnt used one, looks like it would be handy for feature work tho.

    Dare I ask how much?
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    Karl Dahm have had this one for a while, nice toys but I cant justify it.....not even me !
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    No I havnt used one, looks like it would be handy for feature work tho.

    Dare I ask how much?
    $1,195.00
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    Default Re: wet cutter

    with postage about £850 so pricey but worth the money on the right job

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    Default Re: wet cutter

    Thats a few quid, but like you say for the right job that could make your life a hell of a lot easier.

    Have you got a job in mind Gary or do you just like the look of it?
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    Default Re: wet cutter

    just like the look of it and can see it being very useful

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    Default Re: wet cutter

    Id love to give one a go.

    I wonder what MG would make of it? I imagine it would be great for her kind of work.
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    Default Re: wet cutter

    What would you use it for?

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    Your,ve got to getting alot of that kind of work to justify the price.
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