Cutting directly from Illustrator: Can that be done with this plotter?
1629417
Jason asked the right question, can anyone answer, "can you print directly from illustrator?"
1068564
The pivot itself is moveable on the track and removeable from the track. You should be fine to use the pivot that comes with this if you intend to keep the circle. You can also get some nuts and bolts and set it up as a pivot instead, so the pivot won't come out of the piece as your cutting.
1915846
Yes. you can cut from 1/2" to 12". You have to set your Cricut dial to that size.
1341788
I do cut mine out. It will look much better if you do. You just have to cut around the image. It doesnt have to be exact.
945968
There are a few plugins out there, but none that I have had a ton of luck with, and I do not believe you can do print and cut with it that way either.
873037
Labeler should have a picture of scissors on it to be able to cut label. If not, then not sure unless you manually cut the label once you have completed your label.
1255462
Hi Debra: I have used this tool to cut out graphics printed on matte photo paper and it does just fine. No worries.
1919146
Sorry I don't know the answer to that question. I do print directly from AutoCAD.
1820731
Yes with a cutting wheel and finish it off with a file and sand paper. Good luck
287228
You can cut curves, circles, straight lines, etc, but you will need to turn your workpiece carefully so the blade follows without twisting. You may also need to use a narrower blade for very sharp curves or if you find your pattern is so intricate that you repeatedly backing up.
1733455
This is a cheaper way to do that definitely. Just print the outlines small enough to fit in the 5x5 window and make sure the lines are not too thin.
198042
Yes, you can and I have done so myself. I have the 12x24 mat but have not used it. I have cut out a 6x4 photo &#128522;. Have fun exploring!
1248675
As neat as i can tell, the cutter needs their proprietary software to work. I am able to port my work in from Correll draw but it doesn't come out exactly accurate from there.
167472
I also used round trays. I bought a sheet of green poster paper, used a magic marker on the paper to trace out the size and shape I needed, and used scissors to cut out a template. I then used some duct tape to tape the template to an old piece of plywood. I could then lay the netting on the template and cut it with an utility knife, since I could easily see where to cut by the color of the template.
1935349
No cutting required at all! Easy as pie. Did take me a sample print to make sure i had them in the printer correctly. After that smooth sailing
105507
Well, I imagine you could since the adhesive is where the writing is. But, you'd have to be extremely careful and precise while cutting it.
1956100
Sure, cutting would be easy. It's kind of like a very thick version of the bubble wrap that is sometimes used in packaging. A lot more durable, though.