is this same as the magnetic platform used with thin dies?
1720208
No, this is only the extended multi-purpose platform. What you could do though is add a magnetic sheet to it, not as strong as magnetized platform, but helps. A little. It is what I do when using thinlets or framelets.
1023256
ArtBin makes the case but it may have been made originally for Spellbinder dies. I have the case and use it for all my magnetic dies. Go with the cheapest price, it is the same thing as far as I can tell.
450318
The Sizzix Pro machine can cut thick chip board and some rolled metal sheets from what I understand. The answer, though, depends on the Accucut dies you use. The "slim" obviously don't cut thick products. To learn more about the Accucut dies, go to: http://www.accucut.com and feel free to contact their customer service people with product questions! Best wishes with your projects!
1274996
Any brand with the standard thread pitch will work. I use RCBS for my 45 app dies and they work just fine
827353
These are framelits which is a very thin die. A sizzix die is the same as a spellbinders die. It will work with the same "sandwich" you would use with your Grand Calibur, a base, cutting pad, paper, die and the last cutting pad.
2069228
As long as you have the dies for that size. The Lee Loadmasters is a decent press, just need a little finesse during setup. Mine work flawlessly, 6 months and 7000 rds so far.
17615
These are magnetic sheets that hold your metal dies when not in use and they fit in a hard plastic ArtBin case. They are just sheets of magnet. You might be able to use one as a shim to hold your die in place when running through your Big Shot but I've never tried it. You would have to put the die, sharp side up. You would also need to play around with your platforms to see which combination would work with the added bulk of the magnet. Another company makes a magnetic platform which is hard plastic that is specifically designed to work with your Big Shot. I have that and it works wonderfully. I got mine through Stampin' Up. Hope this helps.
65104
Yes. it will feed any length die and the thick dies also work with a variety of plates and shims. HTH
2070562
Mine didn't come with a "C" plate either. I bought one. It would be used in place one of the "B" plates when you use the thin metal dies. Some online videos are helpful in showing how to use them.
1283871
yes all dies same dia,so you can use any brand,i have and use rcbs dies in mine.if your going to buy lee load master.watch utube on set up/.makes things much easier.
2044134
Yes, you can use just about any die on Big Shot machines. I have the smaller Big Shot and they work great.
1819905
Yes but I got mine from Mac tools. Mac used to sell this tool in a kit but I lost the crimper. All the dies from Mac work with this tool
1508387
Not certain, as I have not tried it. My friend that does own the Big Shot, said that you could use the smaller (not thinner) dies in both machines.
2097095
I am not familiar with the magnetic brand, the pieces are not large in this kit. The round pieces are about the size of a pea or just slightly smaller
2183557
Most presses use the same dies. There are exceptions but I could use these on my Dillon XL650 with no issue if I wanted to. About the only common issue is length as some presses (like Dillon) run a long die so often times people just put the nut on the bottom.
866907
Well, it's the only Magformers set I have, so I cannot be sure what type these are. They are not heavy but the magnets are strong. I believe, these are the thinner ones.
458136
If your ies use the pins with the head on them they should fit.Some dies use just a straight pin which slides up inside the sleeve and locks in place with the little knurled screw.I have used the decapping pins with the head as the one you have pictured in both types in a pinch.I am not sure off the top of my head if there are two sizes of straight pins or not.If your dies use this style of pin..they will fit..