CB09 blade Explanation Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Explaining what a CB09 blade is and what it is used for in a silhouette Cameo. And do you really need one? Maybe yes and maybe no, it all depends on what you cut! This is part 1 I will be back with Part 2 on how to set up a CB09 blade to cut!
**Forgot to mention, using a non-silhouette blade will void the machine's warranty--mine are long out of warranty, but keep that in mine if you have a brand new machine!!
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Thank you! Put an order to this blades) Got my Portrait 3 not long ago, and it's really great machine. But i cut a lot of thin leather for applications and i afraid that autoblade will dull very quickly and they are not very cheap:)
I hope it works out well for you! I would defiantly set one up if I cut a bunch of leather because they will tough on the standard blades!
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great video,thanks
Thank you for watching!
So why do you use a holder and blade for only one type of product? I heard you say to leave a holder/blade setup only for one type and not use it on anything else, but I don't understand why each material needs its own setup. Thanks.
So I do that because there are no markings on the cb09 blades. So if you change a blade setting, there’s no way to know how to get it back to the previous setting. Hope that makes sense. I have three set up, for tricker things to cut. There was a paper number line that some people taped down to the blade to use as a reference, but it just seem easier to have one setup a material. Rather than readjusting & test cutting.
I bough two sets of these what a diffrence i was trying to cut out a guitar headstock logo that had really really small letters and the blades that come with the machine could not cut it but these really do cut small and intrcute stuff wish i could post a pic of what i cut out.
Yes! They really do make a huge difference! Glad it worked out well for you!!
What is a ratchet blade, I have never seen one, I have the cameo 4, seen all types of blades but never anything called "ratchet ", I am in Europe is it called something else?
The ratchet blade is a black blade that was the blade for the cameo 1 & 2. The auto blade was released with the cameo 3, (and came with the cameo 4) and it’s the blade a lot of people use now. The ratchet blade does the same thing as the auto blade, it just doesn’t adjust the blade depth automatic-you have to manually change the blade depth.
The ratchet blade is in this video when I talk about the new blade silhouette has released - it’s the black blade.
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@@MissMaryEmbroidery Wow you angel, thank you for replying so quickly , I was totally confused, going to watch the video attached now, thanks again for your help. ❤🌻❤
will this work on org and sd version of Silhouette Digital cutter too?
That I do not know!
Can this be used as a ratchet blade for cameo 3? To cut cardstock?
Yes they can be used in a cameo 3
@@MissMaryEmbroidery Thank you so much for your reply! I am so tired of buying new Silhouette blades almost every month! I bought one last month and now it's not cutting again. Frustrating.
@@DNTdaisy I totally understand that!! It always felt like they would get dull so quickly! I am still using the blades from this video now, & the glitter one is just now getting a little dull now!
Is this blade also usable for the Cameo 1?
I believe so, I don't have a cameo 1, so I have no experience with it.
What material do like to use the 30 degree blade?
I have actually never used the 30 degree blade before! I generally just use the 45 for everything....but I also don't cut a lot of different materials!