How does the Cuttlebug work?
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Hello fellow crafter,You need to have embossing folders, plates (A,B and B).If you are die cutting you will need plate C. And paper. Simply place the paper inside of your chosen folder,. You will use plates B and B with A through the machine and turn until the folder reaches the other side, If you die cut you will need a template along with the plates and an additional cloth to protect the plates. There a demo available on YouTube if you needhelp. You can get additional materials from amazon.com Hope the this was helpful. Have fun!!!
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The Cuttlebug is so easy to use. Open the side flaps at the same time and it grips your surface. I would suggest you cover a wood table top with a cloth, so it doesn't make any marks. I use a towel or table cloth. I love the different folders and can make a variety of greeting card designs. Great tool
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It's pellets that you scatter around with a chemical-resistant glove on your hand. Works really well because it gets earwigs too, which a lot of snail poisons don't kill.
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not sure how the waterbug works, but I use this relay for controlling my water heater via home automation. I have my water heater connected to this relay which is itself plugged into a smartoutlet. I can turn that outlet on/off remotely and in response to certain events. A similar applications could make use of a smartthings moisture sensor to tell the smartoutlet this relay is plugged into to turn off. Thereby powering off the pump when water is detected. Sorry not really answering your specific question regarding waterbug, but figured I'd show an example of how you could accomplish your goal using one of the various home automation solutions. not sure how the waterbug works, but I use this relay for controlling my water heater via home automation. I have my water heater connected to this relay which is itself plugged into a smartoutlet. I can turn that outlet on/off remotely and in response to certain events. A similar applications could make use of a smartthings moisture sensor to tell the smartoutlet this relay is plugged into to turn off. Thereby powering off the pump when water is detected. Sorry not really answering your specific question regarding waterbug, but figured I'd show an example of how you could accomplish your... » Read More not sure how the waterbug works, but I use this relay for controlling my water heater via home automation. I have my water heater connected to this relay which is itself plugged into a smartoutlet. I can turn that outlet on/off remotely and in response to certain events. A similar applications could make use of a smartthings moisture sensor to tell the smartoutlet this relay is plugged into to turn off. Thereby powering off the pump when water is detected. Sorry not really answering your specific question regarding waterbug, but figured I'd show an example of how you could accomplish your goal using one of the various home automation solutions. « Show Less
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Yes you can but only if you have the dies such as Sizzix or Tim Holtz dies. These dies are a little over 1/2 inch thick which will take the place of the "A" plate of the Cuttlebug. You can purchase different types of designs from Amazon or your local craft stores. These dies have a black firm foam top with the designs cut into it. You can also cut chip board using these dies. Hope this helps.
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Mine does snap/pop when hitting bugs. That's the electrical bolt, like lightning. If you have the bug on the racquet whilst holding the trigger, bouncing the bug a bit, you should see an ark of electricity and hear the snapping it's creating. The one we have will bring down the huge carpenter bees but you have to stomp them when they hit the ground or they'll just fly off. As for wasps and smaller insects ours has been working great.
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Hello Monica, I think you can but I don't own a cuttlebug but it is a regular cartridge so if you normally use regular cartridges I don't see why not. Kalina
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Probably, but check you warranty about using dies made by a different mfg. Don't force the die if it doesn't perform like a cuttlebug die.
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It has a button you push on the handle....a little round one. You hold that in while you're swatting at the bugs.
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Oh yes, this works well with my Cuttlebug (that's the only cutting machine I have).
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I found this on EHow The Provo Craft & Novelty Cuttlebug Die Cutter and Embosser is a manual die cut machine that allows users to press cut shapes from a wide variety of cutting materials, including not only paper, but also thin foam, fabric, cork, metal, foil and even wood. No matter your project, Cuttlebug easily works with thick and thin dies up to six inches in width-whether produced by Provo Craft & Novelty or other manufacturers such as Sizzix.
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I have a Cuttlebug and just tested it, and am sorry to say I did not get great results in the Cuttlebug. The foil is pretty thick, so although it looked beautifully embossed, it did not cut cleanly through all the edges. I didn't try any extra shims, but ran it through forward and backward for that test.
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There is a little botton you hold on the side when swatting at a bug. A little red light turns on on the side to let you know the zapper is on. You only press and hold the small botton when you are going to zap a bug.
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If you bite on the thing as you blow on it, it opens the hole inside so it's easier to do. Have fun, my baby loves hers!
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The Genius Magnetic Platform is 6" wide and fits in the Cuttlebug. The Sizzix platform is 6-1/8" wide, making it too wide to pass through the Cuttlebug.
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I am not sure. I have a Big Shot and used it in that. But the Cuttlebug appears to be very similar, so I dont see why not. But again, not totally sure.
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it gets the core in the middle and the fruit flesh is separated as a continuous slice - like a helix - as the peel is left behind once you lift the tool up or push it all the way through. In order to push it through one need to remove the plastic handle.