Can this metal shim be used in the Cuttlebug machine for die cutting?
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Yes it can. I use mine in my Sizzix Big Kick too. Here is a link of info for you! http://www.scrappingcottage.com/faqs.aspx
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I am not sure I understand your question, but I used a drill bit for metal, and it worked perfectly.
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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
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I have a cuttlebug machine. I use 2 B plates. It works beautifully. What I like is you can cut out multiple dies at one time.
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NO! The Cuttlebug is an embosser, and the embossment cards are approximately 4x6". The AccQuilt GO! uses fabric cutting dies that are much larger, and are usually used for quilts. Claire
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Hi again. Have kust seen cuttlebug on create and craft tv. If you just use the 2 clear cutting plates without the thick white platform, you CAN use the sizzix bigz dies in cuttlebug. Apologies for the confusion. xx natasha
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The letters are already precut so they just have to be punched out. I don't think they would work well in general die cut machines.
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This is a DC only machine, therefore you can't use TIG for aluminum. You might be able to use the stick process for that with special electrodes but I wouldn't recommend it.
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Yes. You can use it in the embosser for sure; from bottom to top: platform D, platform C, cutting die, material, platform A. For the Grand Calibur the sandwich is: platform C, cutting die, material, and then use a Sizzix cutting plat on top of that. The only thing is, is that these decorative strips dies are 12 inches long and the platforms on either of the machines is not so you may have to run it through twice; just move it over to cut the rest of the die the second time through. Hope this helps!
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The Framlets have to be used with either the Hot Shot, or Cuttlebug, or Sizzix. The machines will cut the shape your using. Hope this helps you. Thank, sue
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I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. As long as it is true to size you should be able to thread most any metal with the die.
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No - a cuttlebug is a die cutting machine that uses embossing folders and metal dies sandwiched between 2-3 plates and cuts using pressure. There are no blades involved with a cuttlebug.
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Yes. Use the drill bit just slightly larger than the rivet you intend to use, otherwise the head won't "grab" the metal and mushroom properly.
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yes with no problem.... you would need to use a straight cut bit, 1/4" or maybe even a little smaller 1/8" just take it easy and it would work fine.. you can do some amazing things with this tool.... you ought to see some of the artwork I have done with it.....
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I believe it would be too much power. It uses one sided driver bits which are very common, but not in the sizes or head shapes you would need. I'm referring to the T bit heads. It would work if you could find the bits with the correct heads, but it would be a great deal of power going into such a small screw not made for that kind of torque. I would really not suggest it based on the applications you described
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I don't think so. I have the Tim Holtz die cutting machine. I also have a hand crank machine that cannot handle the big dies. I hope this helps.
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I own a cuttlebug and use the sizzix dies regularly. This movers and shapers L die works great and cut easily through cardstock.