Magnetic Plates for diecutting
Has anyone used the thin steel dies on a T Platen windmill?
I am talking about the stuff that is used in a cricut machine.
Are the magnetic chases available to hold these dies?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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Since no one has replied to you, I’ll try to help. I don’t know much about cricut machines, but here is the commercial/industrial version of what I think you are talking about. I have no connection with this company, but from long past experience, I think it is one of the best.
https://www.atlaschemmilling.com/markets/commercial-printing/
As far as a magnetic base, here is a reference to those, and they even mention that they can be used on Heidelberg windmills.
https://buntingmagnetics.com/product/magnetic-stamping-bases/
Hope this helps…..
Thanks, The product from Bunting Magnetics looks just like what I am looking for!
Glad I could be of help.
Geoff