It will if you print it big enough. It'll have to be big. It'll be difficult to weed with those very fine lines so I'd pick a different font unless it's for a one off and you really must use that font.
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here is a tip. Cb09 blade holder with graphtec blades
https://www.amazon.com/Yakamoz-Grap...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=1GP42G8FSR6F1PAJM3KR
you can thank me later
not trying to hijack but since im herehere is a tip. Cb09 blade holder with graphtec blades
https://www.amazon.com/Yakamoz-Grap...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=1GP42G8FSR6F1PAJM3KR
you can thank me later
i read somewhere about this and it said not compatible with cameo 3..is this true or does it really work? im guessing its manual depth selection? and why is this better and what degree blade is best for cutting vinyl?
I have 3 cb09 blade holders which were in total about 45 bucks. I got with each one 15 blades. That's total 45 blades.not trying to hijack but since im here
I have also one automatic blade from silhuoette which was somewhere around 20 bucks. If I would buy 45 blades that would be 900 bucks. I am bad at math, but you can do your math and tell me if you see something weird going on
Further more, they last longer,they cut better. Yes, they are manual, but I bought 3 of them so I don't fiddle around with them once they are set. I have one dedicated for vinyl.
And they do fit. Check reviews to see if they fit or not. 45 blade is for vinyl.
You mentioned the Cb09 in a previous thread so I checked into it.
It was I who advised Elena to get the Cameo, rather than a Cricut. When she first got it she having problems; it was chewing up her cutting mat, ruining the vinyl. None of the videos she watched talked about adjusting the "force". I was told that if I'd shown up during those first 4 or 5 days I'd have gone home with it wrapped around my head.
So, no, I won't be suggesting anything that requires futzing with, that doesn't just drop in and work perfectly right out of the box
It was I who advised Elena to get the Cameo, rather than a Cricut. When she first got it she having problems; it was chewing up her cutting mat, ruining the vinyl. None of the videos she watched talked about adjusting the "force". I was told that if I'd shown up during those first 4 or 5 days I'd have gone home with it wrapped around my head.
So, no, I won't be suggesting anything that requires futzing with, that doesn't just drop in and work perfectly right out of the box
mine should be here in a dayI have 3 cb09 blade holders which were in total about 45 bucks. I got with each one 15 blades. That's total 45 blades.
I have also one automatic blade from silhuoette which was somewhere around 20 bucks. If I would buy 45 blades that would be 900 bucks. I am bad at math, but you can do your math and tell me if you see something weird going on
Further more, they last longer,they cut better. Yes, they are manual, but I bought 3 of them so I don't fiddle around with them once they are set. I have one dedicated for vinyl.
And they do fit. Check reviews to see if they fit or not. 45 blade is for vinyl.
wouldnt the 60 degree actually be better for fine detail in vinyl?
30 degree is for fine details and paper, 60 is for thick material. I use 45 for mylar sheets.mine should be here in a day
edit: you wanna less blade touching the material. You get better cut and longer blade life span. So I would use 30 if it's tricky design.
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