do I have to link the cartridges to use them on the gypsy
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yes and when it breaks you have a hassle to get linked to a new one. it sucks!
1227646
Yes, you are able to use your cartridges with the Explore machine. Also, once you have linked your Imagine cartridges to your account in the Craft Room and the Print then Cut feature is available you will be able to use those.
323811
Yes, it is necessary because each cartridge is electronically set. look at tab on cartridge you will see small metal connections which read info to the printer for it to work properly
391614
I have no idea, The cartridges are not threaded, they relye on the exact fit of the soda bottel.
960185
you need an NP1. Needles and cartridges might look similar but will not work. Save yourself the trouble and buy this: Crosley NP1 Replacement Needle
420837
Exactly as Russell responded, make sure to buy the cartridge/stylus combo as the cartridge is specific to this stylus and will work 100 percent. Also make sure you have a head shell and head shell wires, most are universal.
1926211
If you buy a piston convertor you can, or you can use disposable cartridges. I prefer bottles ink
662557
You Need Canyon, Magenta, And Yellow Cartridge, You Only Purchased The Black. Check The Site Where You Got It And They Should Carry The Rest,
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Should work with either. There are helpful step by step videos on YouTube. Watch one of them to be sure your cartridge matches.
195372
Yes you can. I ran it a few days without the cartridge and I had white spots on some furniture. I put the cartridge in and no more spots.
276463
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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All of the cartridges that you have already linked to Cricut Craft Room will automatically be available in Cricut Design Space to use with the Cricut Explore. You won't have to link the cartridges again.
1781121
I didn't trust the threaded so I used non threaded that I had lying around. I didn't understand how to get the threaded cartridge on without bursting the seal prior to catching enough threads to send it flying. You can't put the cartridge in the plastic piece and screw that on prior to screwing the cartridge on. It just didn't make sense and I didn't want to risk projectile cartridges with 800psi force flying around.
627911
I just used a pair of needle nose pliers. There's some good videos on YouTube if you have problems. The cartridge puller isn't necessary in my experience.
1292696
Like you load any cartridge pen or you load a gun: just shove the cartridge in, the universal cartridge works although I can't vouch for the ink, put the smaller end first, and push it until it can't go further.
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You should be able to figure out from their website. My hunch is yes, but that's just a hunch. http://www.gigablockshop.com/ink-product/cis-system
1499514
Yes, I am using these cartridges now. They seem to work OK. You have to push them in so that the plastic film over the ink outlet is pierced.