I'm looking to cut out shapes tp use for wine bottle crafts - I paint them - Will this work? If I have an exacto knife to cut the shapes out?
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Were you trying to paint the vinyl or the glasses. The vinyl is water proof so it should work for what you're trying to do
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I would not try it. Look at purchasing a better cutter like the Ephrems bottle cutter. The Armour cutting blade is not up to cutting any bottle period.
2015153
No. The throat (distance between the blade guide and table surface) is much too small. For that I recommend a bottle cutter. What it will do is cut amazing shapes in flat glass.
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I'm not sure what you are etching, Eric. I use this tool for wood carving. You can see some of my work at: etsy.com/shop/treewizIf I knew a little about what you are wanting to do, I might be of more help. Gary Wiz Burns
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That's why I bought it to etch wine glasses But sorry to say I haven't tried it Good luck
293670
I would suggest using a coping saw, they are designed to cut intricate shapes from wood.
1605815
This uses dies, they probably have a square die. I would not buy this style, it's really outdated. You need one of the big shot or big kick. There's no end to the shapes they cut.
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When I purchased this starter set I also purchased a spoon type of knife for doing concave types of carving such as the inside of a mask. I don't believe you could do it with only this basic set of knives but I am a beginner and may be wrong.
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This software is really old.....it is before they had the Cricut Craft Room...they no longer update the Design Studio with newer designs. I do not know if it would work on Cricut Explore, however, the cricut site for the Explore does support cutting, designing etc. is a lot newer and can do more stuff than the Design Studio did. Now, there is also some software out there you may want to check into--Sure Cuts A Lot by Craft Edge. They have developed some new software that is compatible with the Cricut Explore. I do not know anymore about it other than that---check out their website and you can email them with questions as to what all it can do for you! Hope this answers your questions and adds some additional info for you!
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I have cut those huge apple juice bottles with is that hold a couple of gallons. I think it's safe to say that as long as its round, you can cut it with it. It really works great! But you have to use either boiling water or the candle and then icewater to get a clean cut.
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No, that's not going to cute straight strips. You need a Toyo Pistol Grip Glass Cutter, shown on Amazon's web site. You will also need another tool that snaps the pieces apart, but I don't see it on Amazon's site and don't know what it's called. Sorry I can't be more help. But you definitely do not want the tool you are considering.
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I do not use it for that, but I am sure that ir would work. Put the dot of glue where you want the rhinestone, then place the bling on the glue. Reverse twizzers help. I am going to use it to place a large die cut on my Christmas cards.
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The original is the only type I have used so far, but I have successfully used it to make collage pieces that incorporated fabric and glass "gems" in the designs. Sorry I can't offer more help
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I have not cut into mine yet as I ended up buying the stencils I wanted. A good exact-o type knife is what was recommended in the book I was getting instructions. Alabama Chanin's site is where I got info.
2004201
Yes most pple use them for that that's y I bought then... You can glue then on like rienstones or encapsulate them w acrylic.. You just cut a really thin slice off.. It's kind of hard to cut super thin slices u will need a razor blade... They're super cute tho
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Yes. Should be ok for the pre-fabricated shapes. I pressed several pieces into my finger and could not cut myself. Hope this helps. What a neat idea for a pond.
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I used scissors to cut with no problem, I am certain xacto for any intricate cut will be fine too. Good luck!