What kind of cut is used (i.e. Strip-cut, Cross-Cut (Confetti), Particle Cut, etc)?
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It was supposed to be cross-cut. Since I never could get a working one, I did not actually see it in operation, though.
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Heat transfer material is intended to be cut using the silhouette machine. I dont print anything on this heat transfer material. I have a wide variety of colors and layer when necessary.
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You need to buy sandpaper. Buy standard full size sheets and you can cut it into four pieces. That's usually much cheaper than buying the precut 1/4 sheet paper.
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Just slices, but you can make such paper thin slices that they can be used in place of shredded in a lot of recipes. It really is a great tool to have.
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My machine came with two cutters: one for ribbon like fettuccine, and another for very thin spaghetti. I am not an expert on the names for pasta cuts, but the spaghetti cutter on my machine gives me spaghetti that is much, much thinner than what my grocery store calls "spaghetti".
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Hi, There are little markers on the strip that show you where it can be cut. The markers look like little scissors.
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It cuts in strips. I am sorry it took so long I have been out of the country
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As far as I am aware, straight cuts only. After a bottle is cut you can do other cuts with other tools for specific designs.
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I have had great success cutting very detailed stencils on Yupo. It is a 100% Polypropylene 104 lb sheet that watercolor artist use. You can buy it in an 9x12 pad. I use the translucent.
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Minimum width...well, I've trimmed some pretty narrow strips off of 4" ceramic tile. I've trimmed some to 3 1/2" wide (1/2" of waste). When I get that close I've used nippers to break off the waste end because I can't really get a "bite" on a strip that narrow. A 1 1/2" strip, though, piece of cake! By the way, be sure to get a stone to finish your cut ends and to 'break' the edges. Cut tiles can be sharp!
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They are icing/frosting sheets, yes you can cut out the fugures with scissors and apply to cake BUT if you try to do so the icing sheets can tear and will mess it up, I have done this before, some with success and some not! But the sheets will melt right into the icing and you can't even really tell that its a wrap around or a layon...which ever way you use it. Hope this helps.
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I used a utility knife. they cut easy, and really do look very good for a low priced flooring, very much a silvercolor. Easy to work with.
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Not sure, but I believe it was the die with 3 squares - 4-1/2" sq, 2-1/2" sq and 2-1/2 half sq triangles (2). Seam allowances are included in above sizes. Sorry I can't say for sure - I have numerous dies that get used on a regular basis, but this is a basic one that I believe came with the cutter. (You will love the Go)
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It can be cut with just a normal pair of shears. As I mentioned, I used mine for metal clay work sheets so I have my large piece all cut into various smaller pieces.
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I cut mine using a tightly press steel edge as a guide and a utility knife. Cut threads were then melted using a lighter. The rubber burns so be careful with the flame.
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hello Nora, I cut fireline with a scissors, usually the small embroidery type of scissors. Hope that helps.
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I personally use a electric foam cutter for precision cutting. It's more expensive then an electric knife but you can cut any shape without tears or snags.