Anyone who knows me, knows I like to get a deal when I can, so keep my number one LEGO rule in mind when purchasing a cutting machine, LOOK FOR A DEAL! I lucked out and scored a $200 Cricut machine on sale for around $150 from a big box retailer, and spent around $50 on additional materials, weeding tools, and a few different colored sheets of vinyl to get me started.
Nearly any of the current models will work for LEGO decal making, so no need to aim for the high-end machines.īut if you want a machine that gives you more abilities beyond the basics, like the ability to cut other materials such as wood and leather, then I might suggest looking into the pricier models. Some of the top-of-the-line machines can set you back as much as the Colosseum set, about $400 US, but others can be obtained for much less, closer to the cost of a passenger train, around $150-$200. During my research, I quickly found that there are many cutting machines on the market that also happen to be excellent for making decals for LEGO! Cutting machines range in both price and features.
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