No sooner had Quickutz released their much anticipated Epic 6 die-cutting machine, then rumors started flying about another machine being released in 2010, the Epic 12. Recently, Marcie Mower, owner of cutathome.com, has been fielding questions from her customers about the Epic machines. "Most of my customers are wondering if they should invest in the Epic Six when the Epic Twelve is due to come out next year," Mower says. She decided to go straight to the source. Mower contacted the Marketing Department at Quickutz and asked them the hard questions. "The biggest difference between the Epic 6 and the Epic 12 is the price and the portability. At a little over 10 pounds, the Epic six can be taken anywhere. We are selling the Epic 6 for $59.99 for the rest of the month, which is a great deal for any die-cutting machine. The Epic twelve will weigh over 20 pounds and will be priced well over $200.00." Mower reports. To read more about Mower's conversation with Quickutz and to find out more about the Epic 6, Epic 12 and the Revolution die-cutting systems, go to Cut@Home's blog at http://ucutathome.com/
No sooner had Quickutz released their much anticipated Epic 6 die-cutting machine, then rumors started flying about another machine being released in 2010, the Epic 12. Recently, Marcie Mower, owner of cutathome.com, has been fielding questions from her customers about the Epic machines. "Most of my customers are wondering if they should invest in the Epic Six when the Epic Twelve is due to come out next year," Mower says. She decided to go straight to the source. Mower contacted the Marketing Department at Quickutz and asked them the hard questions. "The biggest difference between the Epic 6 and the Epic 12 is the price and the portability. At a little over 10 pounds, the Epic six can be taken anywhere. We are selling the Epic 6 for $59.99 for the rest of the month, which is a great deal for any die-cutting machine. The Epic twelve will weigh over 20 pounds and will be priced well over $200.00." Mower reports. To read more about Mower's conversation with Quickutz and to find out more about the Epic 6, Epic 12 and the Revolution die-cutting systems, go to Cut@Home's blog at http://ucutathome.com/
