Yes, many people use their Cricut cutters to make custom t-shirts, mugs, vinyl decals and other items they sell online or at craft fairs. Cricut sells a variety of consumables (paper, cardboard, vinyl, hot melt, fabric, felt, particleboard, etc.) for your machine and I recommend using them for best results. It doesn\'t even affect the materials you can use with other tools. Anything small and flat that you can sculpt or paint can also be used with the Maker tool.

Before choosing a Cricut machine, consider what types of materials you will be cutting. If you\'re a passionate craftsman but just want to cut paper, cardboard, vinyl or iron, choose the Cricut Maker 3

Its ability to cut cardboard, paper, glued fabric, vinyl and iron makes it ideal for the keen artisan (especially papermakers) who think they will get a lot out of their cutting machine.

In addition, it is the only machine capable of cutting without a mat thanks to the new Smart Vinyl and Smart Iron On technologies (another feature that makes it faster and easier to use). It can cut over 50 materials, including paper, vinyl, thermoplastic and some thin artificial leather. It can accurately cut everything from lightweight silk and crepe paper to leather and balsa wood.

Another thing that surprised me when I found all the information about this product is that it can cut different materials. Smart Set Dial allows you to select the material you are working with and is used to indicate the thickness of the material you are cutting. I\'m pretty sure the thickest material that can be cut is wood in the form of particleboard or birch. Especially if you buy the blade, it will be able to cut material up to 2.4mm thick.

The roll holder not only monitors and controls vinyl or iron when cutting very long items, but also has a built-in trimmer to trim the material when the machines have finished cutting. The roll holder is definitely a "good" accessory when working with very long rolls ... but you can absolutely accurately cut smart materials (no mat) without it.

Slide the vinyl all the way forward towards the machine and point it under the media / mat feeders on both sides. Make sure the trimmer (blue slide button) is all the way to the left. When your project is ready, use the built-in trimmer to scroll through your Smart Vinyl and cut your project. And when you\'re ready, you can press a button on your machine to start cutting.




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