Hey Tanner! Where did you get the wire baskets that are holding your vinyl? Also I noticed the “star craft” heat press was being used? Do you have a video on the difference (other than price)
I'm so glad you confirmed Cricket Access and Makers Gonna Learn regarding the cut designs. I keep putting off becoming a member because of working 5 days a week. I have the Cricket Joy and a Brother Scan N Cut, can your designs be used on it? It reads a svg file format.
I agree with you about not using the smart vinyl. I thought the smart vinyl would be easier and more economical but I found it to be harder to weed and I wasted more material due to not being able to rerun it through the cricut for lack of the backing not having the sides available to run under the guides after the material was cut. ie. I created a 5" w x10' long sign on the Cricut Joy using the smart material. While it cut well, the material leftover was a strip approximately 2" wide by the length. This was a waste of the material in my opinion.
I owned several cricut products, but i regret buying the mug press. It doesn't work, and it was too late to get a replacement. Waist of money for sure.
I find the nicapa (sp?) mats have a bad smell. It seems like the adhesive. I don't want to use them due to the smell even though they work great and are inexpensive.
The only reason I purchased the Cricut hat press is for the hat pressing form. It's works perfect when I'm making my husband's welders cap/hat and a dollar tree plastic pet bowl to hold it.
I avoid Cricut products whenever possible ever since I found out that my Expression machine which I bought almost everything for is now obsolete. Melding letters into phrases was my most missed feature and now I can't do that any more. Also size of images is limited. I understand it was software that allowed these things but there is no software available to support Expression machine that old. Planned obsolescence comes to mind. Soooo disappointed. I don't care about hats and mugs and home decor. I'm old and I make cards. I won't be buying a different machine from Cricut because that same obsolescence probably would happen.
Isn't this video an older video? I watched it awhile ago. There's no changes.
I was just looking at the HTVRONT heat press; thanks for the heads up!
You're welcome!
Thanks for your honesty.
Our pleasure!
Hey Tanner! Where did you get the wire baskets that are holding your vinyl? Also I noticed the “star craft” heat press was being used? Do you have a video on the difference (other than price)
I actually use my shrink wrap in my tumbler press. I just make sure to put Teflon around my tumblers and they’re fine. No ghosting either.
I'm so glad you confirmed Cricket Access and Makers Gonna Learn regarding the cut designs. I keep putting off becoming a member because of working 5 days a week. I have the Cricket Joy and a Brother Scan N Cut, can your designs be used on it? It reads a svg file format.
Yes you can use their svgs on any cutting machine.
Love StarCraft and my pin pen!
I agree with you about not using the smart vinyl. I thought the smart vinyl would be easier and more economical but I found it to be harder to weed and I wasted more material due to not being able to rerun it through the cricut for lack of the backing not having the sides available to run under the guides after the material was cut. ie. I created a 5" w x10' long sign on the Cricut Joy using the smart material. While it cut well, the material leftover was a strip approximately 2" wide by the length. This was a waste of the material in my opinion.
I owned several cricut products, but i regret buying the mug press. It doesn't work, and it was too late to get a replacement. Waist of money for sure.
I’d say the Cricut control knife is probably they’re best product yet. lol
I find the nicapa (sp?) mats have a bad smell. It seems like the adhesive. I don't want to use them due to the smell even though they work great and are inexpensive.
I surprisingly haven't found smart iron to be hard to weed. But, I only buy it when it's on sale.
You can not order from the cricut store in some countries outside USA.
The only reason I purchased the Cricut hat press is for the hat pressing form. It's works perfect when I'm making my husband's welders cap/hat and a dollar tree plastic pet bowl to hold it.
i got 3 nicapa mats 2 of them were wider then my machine had t cut off sides abit so i wont buy them again
If I don’t use a cricket mat, does it void my warranty on my cricket?
How would they know if you used a cricut mat or not?
I agree the Nicapa mats are cheaper, but they smell funny/chemically compared to the Cricut mats
I’ve never noticed that with mine.
I desagree with the pens. I got them. I was writting on an A4 paper. Half-way it was dried out … so expensive for nothing. I returned them
I avoid Cricut products whenever possible ever since I found out that my Expression machine which I bought almost everything for is now obsolete. Melding letters into phrases was my most missed feature and now I can't do that any more. Also size of images is limited. I understand it was software that allowed these things but there is no software available to support Expression machine that old. Planned obsolescence comes to mind. Soooo disappointed. I don't care about hats and mugs and home decor. I'm old and I make cards. I won't be buying a different machine from Cricut because that same obsolescence probably would happen.