AllStar Machine is Easy to Use
1, 2, 3, 4…The AllStar Offers More!
No more tiresome going back and forth from the media room to the classroom for your die-cutting needs. The Ellison AllStar Machine is compact, convenient and affordable enough to create countless time-saving projects right inside your own classroom. In just four quick and easy steps, the AllStar Machine and its curriculum-based dies will help you create reinforcing visual applications, meaningful manipulatives and totally unique art! Follow the all-safe and all-easy guidelines below for continued cutting perfection!
With machine resting on clean, smooth and non-skid surface, place Cutting Pad on working area of machine.
Place AllStar Die on Cutting Pad with material to be cut between foam side of die and pad. Slide pad with die into AllStar Machine until first alignment icon meets front edge of pressure plate. Press handle down for first cut.
Continue sliding Cutting Pad and die to second alignment icon. Press handle down again for second cut. Slide pad back to original position.
Remove Die. Your perfectly cut AllStar Die design is ready for use!
See for yourself the wide range of materials that the Ellison AllStar Machine can cut:
- Aluminum .016"
- Balsa Wood 3/32"
- Brass .005"
- Bubble Wrap
- Butcher Paper
- Cardboard
- Cardstock
- Chipboard
- Construction Paper
- Construction Paper, Laminated
- Cork, Self-Adhesive 1/8"
- Corrugated Paper
- Decorator Foils
- Embossing Rubber
- Fabric
- Fabric, Iron-On
- Felt
- Felt, Self-Adhesive
- Funky Film (Holographic Paper)
- Gift Wrap
- Leather
- Magnet, Flexible Sheets
- Magnet, Self-Adhesive
- Mat Board
- Metallic Foil Board
- Personalized Embossing Plastic (PEP)
- Plastic, Shrink Film
- Poly Foam
- Poster Board
- Quilt Batting
- Rubber, Self-Adhesive
- Sand Paper, Fine 00*
- Sheet Foam 1/8"
- Shelf Paper, Self Adhesive
- Sponge, Pop-Up
- Tag Board/Cover Stock
- Tin .008"
- Tissue, Laminated
- Vellum Paper
- Vinyl, Static Cling
- Wallpaper
* Limit usage, can wear rule on die.
Use the AllStar Machine and dies to make a variety of curriculum-enhancing projects and visuals:
3-D Geometrics
Awards, Rewards and Recognition
Bags, Boxes and Cards
Bookmarks
Borders and Timelines
Bulletin Boards
Calendars
Charts and Graphs
Cookbooks and School Spirit Items
Embossed Projects
Fabric Crafts
Flashcards and Games
Journals
Language Arts Learning Aids
Masks, Hats and Crowns
Math Manipulatives
Mobiles and Spirals
Notepads and Magnets
Party Favors and Table Decorations
Picture Frames
Posters, Banners and Signs
Puppets and Story Boards
Puzzles
Rubber Stamps
Scrapbooks
Shape Books and Pop-Up Reports
Window and Door Decorations
