Can this paper be cut on my Silhouette Cameo (digital cutting machine)?
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I am not familiar with cutting machines, but the paper is pretty normal in thickness. It is sort of soft and not stiff. I did have trouble using it in my printer I think because it is softer than regular paper. Had to take it to a UPS store to get my letter printed.
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The side that gets printed and cut on is super smooth. But you can test a little corner and re-stick it down to the backing, whichever side is sticky, thats the one that gets printed and cut. I usually just print and cut on the smooth side. The really cool thing is that if you use the sticker paper setting in Silhouette Studio and adjust the blade as it says, it doesn't cut the backer, so you end up with a really nice sheet of stickers. Hope this helps!
1715792
Sure. This product was originally cut from sheets of the some kind of polymer or another. If you have a pair of scissors and the ability to cut shapes, you can do anything you want with it. Just don't run with the scissors. ;)
1727555
I am not sure I ordered or used this exact product. The stencil I cut, I used a craft knife that is a razor. I have also used a Cameo Silhouette machine. I bought and have not used a heat tool for cutting. It would depend on the thickness of the product you are cutting. I would test a smaller piece to see what is the best way to go about your project. Good Luck!
1702022
For all answers regarding this software you can go to www.uscutter.com I looked on the package and it didn't say. I found I don't use it since the software that came with my Silhouette does what I need it to do. Wasted my money. May not be the case for you if you have a different cutter.
654764
I have never tried that but if the sheets are Styrofoam remember that Styrofoam is beaded so you will not get a clean cut. also the thickness of the sheet will matter. I hope this helps. Thanks, Joe
2191933
It is pretty thin, but still you can't rip it easily. I used a dull blade on my silhouette cameo electronic cutter and it didn't cut all the way through. I could not just force it to pull apart. But, my blade is only set on a 2 out of 10 for depth. It is too thin to give a size
901992
You should be able to as this was designed to be cut with the tiny blade. I just tested this with my whale punch with no problems ;-)
1854228
I can trim about 10 pages of regular copy paper, and 5-6 pages of card stock and get nice even cuts. Not sure how it would work on 18' paper unless the cuts you are making are to bring it down to standard copy size.
1523092
No. There was a lawsuit a few years ago between provocraft and make the cut and sure cuts a lot. These software companies can no longer make their software to use with cricut. Try Silhouette cameo. It a great machine and you can use whatever software you like and don't need cartridges.
731038
You can cut this with regular scissors. Also with an exacto knife, paper cutter--I don't know what a silhouette machine is. You would need a good pair of scissors, like you would use for sewing.
639165
You may be able to, but it is primarily for mats and foam core. I fave never tried paper.
400395
I doubt it. This cutter works well on paper but has trouble with plastic packaging. Another problem is that replacement blades are not available.
743430
No I don't think so. I have not tried it of course but I'm confident it's not sharp enough for that kind of cutting. Thick paper is fine.
1731621
I have never tried material or fabric with this cartridge, only paper. Cricut claims that you can, but I would make sure my blade was very sharp and the cutting mat fairly new to hold the fabric. Good luck!
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You should be able to do that with the Sizzix Eclips plus the additional software you have to buy separately (unless you get a package that comes with it). I would suggest that you look into the Sillhouette Cameo though as I think that machine is geared even more toward what you want--it doesn't have the capabilty to use cartridges like the Eclips does, but it doesn't sound like you would use cartridges anyway--they have commercial artwork on them. It might depend on what file type your artwork is in; you'll want to check with the manufacturer to make sure the machine can do what you want it to do.
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Yes - that's what I use it with. Don't use the cutting mat, just put the vinyl sheet in by itself and make sure your cutting settings say vinyl. I set mine to Silhouette brand and haven't had any problems,