Spellbinders Grand Calibur

Ideal machine for die-cutting and embossing of a little larger motives. Calibur can handle dies up to 8.5 "(inch) width. The machine is smooth and easy to carry. Color-coded plates are supplied as enable you to use even thin punches from other manufacturers such as Xcut, Sizzix Thinlits, Sizzix Until Elit and Tattered Lace. Spellbinders Grand Calibur has been around for a while in the market and works like eg. Sizzix big Shot and Cricut Cuttlebug. 

The machine also has a unique feature that allows you to use so-called stencils,. It also takes full-size 8 1/2 x 11 cardstock without the need to adjust the paper.

Spellbinders Grand Calibur is also available in a red little older version. The difference is that the Grand Calibur is now a little stronger by improving and strengthening the mechanism of the machine.

The machine is stable and "sucked" onto the substrate. One of the biggest advantages of the Grand Calibur is that the width of the machine, because it can take the full width of the paper. It can also Sizzix Big Shot Plus with its opening 9", and Sizzix Big Shot Pro having an opening on 13". 

When it comes to getting together a so-called sandwich so it's easier to understand how to do in a Grand Calibur, compared to other machines.

In summary, the Grand Calibur has been drawn with some quality problems from the start, which meant that it had not received a wide spread worldwide, such as Sizzix corresponding machines or Cricut Cuttlebug.

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Spellbinders Grand Calibur