Have fun!

Have fun!

Hello! So you have to be careful with things like that as letters that are detailed at all has issues cutting. We recommend cutting larger images with chipboard as it doesn't do well with smaller more detailed things. Basic shapes 5" and more do well, but other than that, we've had lots of project fails with it too!! Here is a live stream of Tanner showing 2 different ways you can make them and give them that "wood" look. Feel free to skip around because it is a long video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oMV0Y6-GsJuwYHk.html

Aww yay!!! Thanks for watching and commenting!

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Hello! This is a good question. We don't know the exact number of projects you can get out of a blade, because it all depends on how often you use it and what materials you're cutting with it. Some materials are harder on the blade than others. Also you'll notice your blade being dull if it has completed all of the passes on something basic like a circle, and it still hasn't cut all the way through. At that point it might be time to change your blade. If it helps, we don't have to change ours often...

You cannot. Chipboard requires the Knife Blade which is only compatible with the Cricut Maker and its Adaptive Tool System

Hello! yes, they are calibrated separately. Here's a video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b5iKi5x5l7urhGg.html

Good question! The deep point blade is only for super thick card stock, transparency, etc. Materials that are thicker but still thin enough that you don't need that 10x cutting pressure of the Cricut Maker. The deep cut blade can be used with the Explore Air 2 as well, while the Knife Blade can only be used in the Cricut Makers' Adaptive Tool System. The deep cut blade cannot cut chipboard.

That is odd!! What I would recommend is to check your cuts when its about half way through and see if it's already cut through, which might be your issue. Your Knife Blade might be super sharp.

It is up to you. :D

I was wondering this too.

You cannot use the knife blade with your Explore Air 2, only the Maker has the adaptive tool system :)

To the far right!

Tanner Bell I meant when you are done cutting the chip board and want to cut a different material.

No. It won't work with the Cricut Expression.

Unfortunately, we don't recommend using the knife blade on more intricate projects because it does tend to shred. Tyr a heavy cardstock or Cricut Kraft Board. It won't be as durable as chipboard but it will do the job :)

Rachel Langston I made it out of cardstock already but I was unhappy with it so I figured I’d retry with chipboard. I guess I’ll have to simplify my design. Thanks for your help :)

The label said 2mm

Not very. It's good to stick to large basic letters and shapes.

@@MakersGonnaLearn would you think that like to make a Xmas village would be ok? Or we are really talking just basic shapes?

It is not out yet! It's a sneak peek to a new collection coming very soon! :)

??? please help

Yes!

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Rachel Langston I am but couldn’t find it

@@ClaireH1418 This is from an awesome collection coming this summer! Keep your eyes out for it :)

also what do you use to seal the chipboard?

Not very long! But it takes longer the more detailed your project is :)

Becky Raber I tried to make a cake topper and for 32 passes it took about 45 minutes

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