wanting to make signs and plagues fot a craft booth I am renting, would this machine work for that type of thing? Do i need to order vinyl pages, can
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If you have the Cri-cut Personal Electric Cutter and a font cartridge, you can cut large letters from cardstock and glue to posterboard. If you have the larger Cri-cut machine, you can cut using 12x12 inch cardstock and vinyl.
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Yes it will work with your machine as long as you have a way of getting designs from your computer to your machine.
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I would say this machine will work for what you need it for, as long as you leather needles. However if you do leather on the daily I would invest in a industrial machine like a Juki 2000QI which is going for cheap on here.
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It will do double sided printing quite nicely, but not double sided copying unless you save the copy as a document first and then print it. I am still quite happy with the machine.
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It will cut any regular sign vinyl, including holographic, reflective, metallic, and rhinestone templates I guess you may go up to 0.030"~0.75 mm...but even if it may be able to cut thick vinyl, leather, thick paper, etc I personally do not recommend it.The hardware (step motors, belt bearings and so) do not look exactly heavy duty/industrial...is more of a craft "home edition" build...To cut thick materials it has to put a lot of pressure on the blade and a also a lot of stress on the gears/motors, and it may brake. Please provide more details about your application.
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Although I have never tried contact paper it works with vinyl so I would imagine it would work just fine. You may want to play with the pressure and depth on a scrap piece before working on a large project. Good luck sounds fun.
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I do not know- I have seen those advertised for a lot of money so I'm sure it can be done- but it probably depends on the willingness of the printer and thier patience level. The fabric is very stretchy and I can imagine it would be diffcult to work with as far as strething it appropriately on a form so that it can be printed on... For the cost, there's not a lot of risk involved though- buy one and have them see what they think- if they say no, you can hang a banner or signage over or to it differently.
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It's not the best made machine, but for the price, it works okay. It's mainly for 12" wide paper which doesn't need a carrier, just the plastic for laminating. If you use smaller paper, you must use a carrier as with any laminator.
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My wife uses it for scrap booking. Which utilizes lots of large applications. It will be a good system for you.
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Craft vinyl yes, home repair vinyl no. However, itwwill dull your punch. I will try a craft knife and stencil.
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This machine is just a vinyl cutter. It will not print. The machine is compatible with MAC if you are using Adobe Illustrator. Once you purchase, we can provide a plug-in for MAC compatibility through Illustrator.
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I don't see why not. I've used it to scan printed items and it works great. Only thing if it is larger than 4x6, you will need to scan in sections and use the software included to create the larger item.
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I also use etsy. It worked perfectly with mine. So much easier than cutting and taping!
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Yes it should work. Just remember to check the features you want as defaults, I.E. shrink to fit. It takes more keystrokes to print a label.
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Of course! What sort of CNC machine do you think this is? With the proper feed mechanism this device can print: salad, pastry, and even minced horse meat. We'd recommend ABS, PLA, or HIPS but to each their own.
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Yes it will provided you use a normal card stock (i.e. business card stock or greeting card stock). Thicker stocks tend to slip or jam. One other caveat - the stock will come out with a slight curve or bend to it, so you have to bend it back into a flat piece of paper. No big deal, just want you to be aware. The machine is rock solid and produces very nice images. (Oh, and don't use glossy stock unless it is specifically formulated for laser printers instead of inkjet printers. The ink won't fuse to glossy stock and will smear right off the paper.) Hope that helps.
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I'm sure this printer would work fine. I am not sure it would be the best choice. Only back and white. Also, not sure how creative you can be with the software. You may want to consider a color printer and Avery labels. Would be more flexable and give you the ability to be more creative.