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MeMovieGal
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Just a quick question, I purchased the Anna Griffin Cuttlebug from HSN. I am having problems with it staying afixed to my surface? It starts out tight but after my first run through the machine it lifts. It is not a huge deal it appears heavy enough that it functions even if it is not solidly afixed to the surface. I am placing the Cuttlebug on a countertop surface.
Any help is appreciated.
Maribeth
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Just me in MI
Jeepers PEApers
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November 2004
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Mine doesn't stick tight either but I just hold it while cranking the handle. Good luck & have fun |
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midwestgirl60
BucketHead
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July 2009
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Loc: Michigan
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Same here, it only sticks for the first cut and then I have to re-adhere it. |
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Beth44
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February 2011
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Loc: Lancaster, PA
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I have a much older one and have the same problem. I just hold it down too. Hasn't been annoying enough to ever replace it, although it did stick better when I first bought it, in 2007. | |
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abfloyd
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December 2012
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Loc: South Carolina
| Posted: 2/7/2013 7:25:11 AM
They are really supposed to stick? Mine has never done that well, I always hold it. Huh, you learn something new everyday. | |
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MeMovieGal
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January 2009
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| Posted: 2/7/2013 7:44:07 AM
Thank you everyone. Since I am a newbie I was wondering If I was doing something wrong. I have no problem with movement as I said it seems quite heavy and pretty much stays in place, but on the demo they were sure pointing out the fact that it adheres to a smooth surface and stays. I am enjoying the heck out of it.
Maribeth
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