Hello, yes you can cut metal clay on the Cameo. The Curio is no longer available, but we will be carrying the Portrait soon, per Cindy Pope's recommendation. We will be sharing Cindy's work with the Portrait as well soon!

@@cooltoolsvideos Thank you very much for the quick answer. I wasn’t even aware that something like that exists. I’m years late. I look very much forward to a video with cameo. As a lot of people say cameo is not as good as curio. Thanks again.

Hello, the stones are fired in place. These particular stones are cubic zirconia - amethyst. These stones can be fired at 1675°F / 913°C for 2 - 4 hours. You can find more information on which stones can and cannot be fired here: www.cooltools.us/v/vspfiles/assets/images/Article-Gemstones_In_Metal_Clay.pdf Have a good day!

Hello, the final product is just like any other silver metal. The meal is waterproof, but just like any other silver it will tarnish over time. Hope this helps!

Hello, we asked Cindy your question and she replied: The ones on the video don’t have a pattern except the little holes. The project video just got way to long with a pattern added. So the answer is Yes you can etch a pattern onto the earrings if she is interested in how it is done. I would refer her to my version 4 video class on craftcast. There are design sessions that show this being done. www.craftcast.com/recordings/getting-know-silhouette-software-version-4 Hope this helps!

Hello, EZ960 clay needs to be fired in a kiln at 1675°F for two hours. You can find the firing guide here: www.cooltools.us/v/vspfiles/assets/images/Artice_EZ960_Instructions.pdf I hope this helps, thanks for watching!

@@cooltoolsvideos Thank you!

Hi Kevin, both the Curio and Cricut work for precious metal clay. If you are interested in PMC specifically, we would recommend PMC Flex as you will need the flexibility. Hope this helps!

Yes indeed it does. Thanks for your time and videos.