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JoanneW
BucketHead
PeaNut 81,992
April 2003
Posts: 680
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Loc: Jersey
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Anyone got any tips, I was inspired to cut a title out vellum after watching the in the mood to scrap video today. Some letters cam out okay and others didnt. I tried various speeds and pressure, anybody got any fool proof advise? | |
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ca angel
PeaAddict
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November 2008
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Loc: So Cal
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Did you try multi cut? I'm thinking that since it is a heavier weight it might need that or the deep blade. I've never tried cutting vellum.
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waratah
Gone Walkabout
PeaNut 4,068
April 2000
Posts: 9,405
Layouts: 214
Loc: Aussie in SC. USA
 | Posted: 1/22/2013 1:37:02 PM
Do you need to change the blade? That can happen when the blade is blunt. After that I'd try it on a medium speed on maybe 2 or 1. It shouldn't need too much as a very light weight paper |
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JoanneW
BucketHead
PeaNut 81,992
April 2003
Posts: 680
Layouts: 21
Loc: Jersey
| Posted: 1/22/2013 2:19:36 PM
Thanks I will try those tips out, hadn't thought about changing the blade as it works fine on my bazill
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waratah
Gone Walkabout
PeaNut 4,068
April 2000
Posts: 9,405
Layouts: 214
Loc: Aussie in SC. USA
| Posted: 1/22/2013 4:04:41 PM
Its a funny thing those blades. I am about to change mine because the same thing was happening on one type of cardstock but was ok on bazzill too (not cutting all the way through in some areas and perfectly cut in others)
Please post an update if it works, I like to know myself if it was helpful or not, if not there maybe another solution. |
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Lilith Eeckels
Garden Girl
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March 2005
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 | Posted: 1/22/2013 4:08:17 PM
I usually cut with my cardstock setting but I do lower the speed to 1 when cutting delicate designs! |
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