Brother ScanNCut - SDX125 - Unboxing - I Apologize in Advance

Well, I was so excited to unbox my new SDX125. I ran into several issues and persisted until my cuts were reasonable. They are still lot as accurate as my CM350 cuts but I will keep on trying. I showed how to cut out patterned paper, stamped images and built in patterns using the Brother Scan and Cut SDX 125. As I get more comfortable with the machine, I will hopefully get it to do what I want. My first impression is not that good. I’m glad I didn’t give up my ScanNCut 2. The SDX125 was used for this demonstration. • Brother ScanNCut DX, SDX125 —— https://amzn.to/2X3HiKw • Brother ScanNCut2 CM350 —— https://amzn.to/2EcTuRF So far, my initial impressions are that I love the extra storage, colored screen, and tray in the back to catch the mat. I like the Autoblade technology and the fact that it is very quiet. The machine is very large and heavy which will probably keep it from slipping. As someone who teaches with it and has to move it around a lot, that is not very convenient. I think Brother could have added more graphics. After my initial research, Brother claims to have 1300+ images build into the machine. I didn't see a lot of extra categories so I will search for them again and comment on this in a later video. Also, Brother didn't make the screen larger which would have been a good improvement. I don't understand why they moved some settings and menu items as well. More Projects by The Papered Chef: The Papered Chef Blog http://thepaperedchef.com Brother ScanNCut Courses on Udemy http://thepaperedchef.com/brother-sca... Brother ScanNCut Courses on SkillShare http://thepaperedchef.com/scanncut-cl... Like me on FaceBook   / thepaperedchef   Shop at my Stampin’ Up! Store http://paperedchef.stampinup.net Shop at our Etsy Store https://www.etsy.com/shop/PaperedChef