I have this stamp set ... and now I have a Brother Scan N Cut SDX 125, so I'm trying this tonight! I had never heard of wobbling springs, so THANK YOU!
I love my SDX125 I am using it frequently now that I have watched your videos... Love the ability to cut out the images from our DSP and stamp sets... My customers love it too because they have an opportunity to purchase my cut outs and save them time. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Another SU Demonstrator happy!
Joan, I am glad you have figured out a way to package up these cute little embellishments and save them. I go through loads of them for my projects. Like you, I love how everything coordinates. Nice to meet a fellow demo.
Yes, my ScanNCut world is getting better. I am getting great support from Brother and I am working out issues. I love all of my die cutting fleet but at this point in time, the CM350 is my favorite.
Good morning from the UK😊 I’m really pleased you are putting this machine through some paces, I have the CM900 and only use maybe 2% of the features it can do so I know I won’t be updating. You use your machines very differently and I really enjoy watching you. This machine should be,in my opinion completely fault free at the price it sells for. Also I liked you little ‘first cut in the deepest’ snippet. 😊
Thanks Pam. I definitely have a whole set of things that I do with the machine that are not typical. So many people get the machine for cutting fabric and vinyl. I am a paper crafter but I dabble in other things. LOL. Sometimes I just break out into song. I can't help myself.
I was trying to contact you without comment but couldn't find a way. I just wanted to say thank you for your videos on the SnC. I just received mine and I love it. Your videos have helped me. I was lucky and no mat issues what so far. Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks Jason! I am so glad that some of the machines are working right out of the box - as they SHOULD! Here is my contact form. TH-cam "likes" public comments so that other viewers are up to. Here is my Contact Form if you ever need it. www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/paperedchef/contactme
My birthday is in September and I will have a new machine. So far so good. But I still cannot decide if I will go for the sdx model. So please keep those videos coming. My biggest hang up is the fact that I cannot use the mats of my cm900 model. And as I mainly cut out stamps and/or use it for scrapbooking I do not know if it is worth the expense.
I also get craft toys for my birthday. There are several considerations but the SDX125 does have additional capabilities and the ability to cut thicker materials so that is exciting. If your mat is the holdup, you can restick your mat. Here is a link. th-cam.com/video/58jX5JKEgzk/w-d-xo.html
Martha, these videos are great timing for you because you can try this tutorial right away with your new machine. Just use any stamps you already have that have well defined lines.
Do you now recommend the SDX125? I have a CM100 and would like to trade up, but the last video I saw you had a few issues. Now that the mat actually loads, are the other issues irrelevant?
Sonja, I am going through the comments I missed and just found this. Sorry for not answering sooner. At this point in time, I am still recommending the CM350 over the SDX125 simply because it does a better job with scanning and cutting my stamped images. That is what I do the most. If you cut fabric, vinyl, and thicker materials, go with the SDX125 because it will make your life easier with the autoblade and speed. I love using the SDX for cutting the build in patterns and cutting my projects from Brother Canvas Workspace. Here are my links for when you are ready to take the plunge. ScanNCut2 CM350: amzn.to/2EcTuRF ScanNCut DX125: amzn.to/2VukC9d
Hi, question for you. I have an SDX125 machine. Using whisper white cardstock, I tried to cut out some images. The machine cut around the image but did not cut thru the paper. Isn’t this machine supposed to automatically adjust to the paper thickness? Thanks for your help.
Great videos as always. Could you help as I have followed all your tutorials and I have just bought a scan cm 900 but it’s not cutting what am I doing wrong? I have taken all the blue sticky tape off set the blade just don’t know what is wrong why it isn’t cutting
And I thought I had issues. My machine cuts if not perfectly. OK, I think I can help. I think the blade may not be in the holder properly. First, unscrew the blade holder and then screw it back together. Then, take the blade holder out and install it again so that the latch is tight. Then, look for tape. There was light blue tape everywhere. I even had to take it off of the tray in the back of the machine. I set my lever to one. See if you can do a test cut or just cut out a built in shape.
Another great video thanks. But how do I cut along the black lines without getting any white ? And if I place a piece of small material in the center of the mat where or when does the blade start to use its auto blade technology because sometimes I see the blade on the right sometimes starts in the middle or left corner. Thanks and keep making these helpful videos
Thanks Michael! To cut right along the black lines, you would do everything I did except that you would NOT add an outline distance. Zero outline distance is a cut along the black line. From my observation, it cuts first along the top left of the mat as a baseline. Then, it goes down to the area right next to where it needs to cut and measures that depth. Then, it knows how deep to cut.
Papered Chef thank you. Does this option work for scan to cut option? For some reason the direct cut cannot see the middle outline of the letter A and only detects the outside.
@@michaelc6553 Scan to Cut Data is the only way you can cut the INSIDE of your stamped images. The downside is not being after to do the offset or outline distance but it sounds like you don't want to anyway.
Hi there. Curious..... I have this same machine and I do not see an option to make multiple cuts using one stamped image. Is it possible to stamp one image, but make 4 or more cuts from the same image without restamping? Thank you!!
Hi. I have this machine but it keeps pulling the mat in crooked. I even took it to an authorized service center(2hrs away) they kept it for a week and said they find nothing wrong with it, however they use their own mat, so i purchased a new mat, but it is still doing it. Any ideas?
I always include links in my video descriptions and in the comments. I link to the exact products that o use. • Over The Moon Cling Stamp Set [149331] -- bit.ly/2Q2gKpZ • Wobble Springs: amzn.to/2XyJ8ac • Mini Wobble Springs: amzn.to/2EYUmsk
if you keep having problems with the aligment, maybe is because everytime we move the machine we need to alifment again, that's what brother told me (maybe this help)
@@babamoosie ahhh i dont want you to return your machine, try it, im not the best of giving advises, i have mine for a long time, but i dont use it much, because of the mat problems, please give it a try before return it...
Well I traveled around the world with the ScanNCut 2 or CM350 bouncing around in my luggage. Then, I plugged it in and it cut. So, if they built a machine which is this sensitive, that is just wrong. But, thanks for telling me what they said. I just moved it a couple of inches to get a better camera angle. Crafters move things. That is what we do.
@@babamoosie I know Susan. If that small amount of movement causes misalignment each time then there is no way they tested this machine on REAL crafters. We move things. That is how we roll. I hope I can get to the bottom of this and I will share what I find out.
@@monkeyta615 That is what I am thinking. Your machine could work just fine. Each ScanNCut has a personality and your machine could be perfect right out of the box.
No problem. There are always links here in the comments and/or in the video description with the exact items I use. I never recommend something unless I have personally tried it.
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I have this stamp set ... and now I have a Brother Scan N Cut SDX 125, so I'm trying this tonight! I had never heard of wobbling springs, so THANK YOU!
Woo hoo! This video was made for you! Thanks for watching, commenting and trying what you learn.
I love my SDX125 I am using it frequently now that I have watched your videos... Love the ability to cut out the images from our DSP and stamp sets... My customers love it too because they have an opportunity to purchase my cut outs and save them time. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Another SU Demonstrator happy!
Joan, I am glad you have figured out a way to package up these cute little embellishments and save them. I go through loads of them for my projects. Like you, I love how everything coordinates. Nice to meet a fellow demo.
Hi PC. Glad your mat is loading correctly. Brilliant tips as always 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👍👍👍🇬🇧👵🏻
Yippie for the mat loading! Still have the wireless issue but I’m exchanging this sucker! Thanks for the claps!
I love all of your tutorials and I love listening to you because you explain in detail.... Thank You so much ....❤️❤️
Thanks Sandra! I wish my husband liked to listen to me as much as you do. Lol
Cute wobble cows card and bookmarks....I like the half page feature on the SDX125......tfs
Thanks Terrie! Yes, any feature which saves time for us gets a thumbs up. We love COWS!
Glad things are working better for you. I am going to work with mine tomorrow.
Yes, my ScanNCut world is getting better. I am getting great support from Brother and I am working out issues. I love all of my die cutting fleet but at this point in time, the CM350 is my favorite.
Precious cows and great projects!
Thanks for watching my latest tutorial. It was nice for an SDX video to go smoothly for a change.
Good morning from the UK😊 I’m really pleased you are putting this machine through some paces, I have the CM900 and only use maybe 2% of the features it can do so I know I won’t be updating. You use your machines very differently and I really enjoy watching you. This machine should be,in my opinion completely fault free at the price it sells for. Also I liked you little ‘first cut in the deepest’ snippet. 😊
Thanks Pam. I definitely have a whole set of things that I do with the machine that are not typical. So many people get the machine for cutting fabric and vinyl. I am a paper crafter but I dabble in other things. LOL. Sometimes I just break out into song. I can't help myself.
I was trying to contact you without comment but couldn't find a way. I just wanted to say thank you for your videos on the SnC. I just received mine and I love it. Your videos have helped me. I was lucky and no mat issues what so far. Keep up the amazing work.
Thanks Jason! I am so glad that some of the machines are working right out of the box - as they SHOULD! Here is my contact form. TH-cam "likes" public comments so that other viewers are up to. Here is my Contact Form if you ever need it. www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/paperedchef/contactme
My birthday is in September and I will have a new machine. So far so good. But I still cannot decide if I will go for the sdx model. So please keep those videos coming. My biggest hang up is the fact that I cannot use the mats of my cm900 model. And as I mainly cut out stamps and/or use it for scrapbooking I do not know if it is worth the expense.
I also get craft toys for my birthday. There are several considerations but the SDX125 does have additional capabilities and the ability to cut thicker materials so that is exciting. If your mat is the holdup, you can restick your mat. Here is a link. th-cam.com/video/58jX5JKEgzk/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial thanks for sharing
Thanks for checking it out Alice! I love these cows!
I love your work is help a lot thank you I wait to receive my scanncut today I am hope I don't have problem.
Martha, these videos are great timing for you because you can try this tutorial right away with your new machine. Just use any stamps you already have that have well defined lines.
@@PaperedChef yes I will try it and I will let you know
Cute, thanks
Thanks Mary. Glad you are watching.
Do you now recommend the SDX125? I have a CM100 and would like to trade up, but the last video I saw you had a few issues. Now that the mat actually loads, are the other issues irrelevant?
Sonja, I am going through the comments I missed and just found this. Sorry for not answering sooner. At this point in time, I am still recommending the CM350 over the SDX125 simply because it does a better job with scanning and cutting my stamped images. That is what I do the most. If you cut fabric, vinyl, and thicker materials, go with the SDX125 because it will make your life easier with the autoblade and speed. I love using the SDX for cutting the build in patterns and cutting my projects from Brother Canvas Workspace. Here are my links for when you are ready to take the plunge.
ScanNCut2 CM350: amzn.to/2EcTuRF
ScanNCut DX125: amzn.to/2VukC9d
Great tops. To make the girl cow stand out more, you could hand draw some eyelashes. Thanks for the video.
Great idea! I think she may need a bow too. The utters should make her look like a girl but they don't really stand out. Thanks.
😀😀 and a singer too 🇦🇺
Sometimes when I say something it makes me thing of a song. LOL. Thanks for watching.
Hi, question for you. I have an SDX125 machine. Using whisper white cardstock, I tried to cut out some images. The machine cut around the image but did not cut thru the paper. Isn’t this machine supposed to automatically adjust to the paper thickness? Thanks for your help.
Great videos as always. Could you help as I have followed all your tutorials and I have just bought a scan cm 900 but it’s not cutting what am I doing wrong? I have taken all the blue sticky tape off set the blade just don’t know what is wrong why it isn’t cutting
And I thought I had issues. My machine cuts if not perfectly. OK, I think I can help. I think the blade may not be in the holder properly. First, unscrew the blade holder and then screw it back together. Then, take the blade holder out and install it again so that the latch is tight. Then, look for tape. There was light blue tape everywhere. I even had to take it off of the tray in the back of the machine. I set my lever to one. See if you can do a test cut or just cut out a built in shape.
Ooh blonde bimbo moment I forgot to change the blade setting
@@anidemjess5875 Glad you figured it out. The blade wasn't even touching the paper so it didn't have a chance.
Papered Chef thank you for replying so quickly and for your tips , glad I figured it out too in the end x 😘
If you keep plugging away at something, you are bound to get a result. In this case, it was because Brother sent me a new mat.
Another great video thanks. But how do I cut along the black lines without getting any white ? And if I place a piece of small material in the center of the mat where or when does the blade start to use its auto blade technology because sometimes I see the blade on the right sometimes starts in the middle or left corner. Thanks and keep making these helpful videos
Thanks Michael! To cut right along the black lines, you would do everything I did except that you would NOT add an outline distance. Zero outline distance is a cut along the black line. From my observation, it cuts first along the top left of the mat as a baseline. Then, it goes down to the area right next to where it needs to cut and measures that depth. Then, it knows how deep to cut.
Papered Chef thank you. Does this option work for scan to cut option? For some reason the direct cut cannot see the middle outline of the letter A and only detects the outside.
@@michaelc6553 Scan to Cut Data is the only way you can cut the INSIDE of your stamped images. The downside is not being after to do the offset or outline distance but it sounds like you don't want to anyway.
Papered Chef 🙏
• Over The Moon Cling Stamp Set [149331] -- bit.ly/2Q2gKpZ
• Wobble Springs: amzn.to/2XyJ8ac
• Mini Wobble Springs: amzn.to/2EYUmsk
Are you not going to give tutorials on scan and cut anymore?
Hi there. Curious..... I have this same machine and I do not see an option to make multiple cuts using one stamped image. Is it possible to stamp one image, but make 4 or more cuts from the same image without restamping? Thank you!!
Yes, you can. Use Scan to Cut Data. Here is a tutorial where I taught this. th-cam.com/users/liveKgugOCau730?si=ugs7SEyYYMyi1WhR
@@PaperedChef Awesome!!! Thank you so much
Hi. I have this machine but it keeps pulling the mat in crooked. I even took it to an authorized service center(2hrs away) they kept it for a week and said they find nothing wrong with it, however they use their own mat, so i purchased a new mat, but it is still doing it. Any ideas?
TFS! 😊
Anytime. Thanks for checking it out.
Did the alignment problem get straightened out? I am looking to buy this machine but if it doesn't align correctly I will pass.
FIrst I've ever heard about wobbles...living in ice age I guess...anyhow, don't see where to buy them listed. Help? Please?
I always include links in my video descriptions and in the comments. I link to the exact products that o use. • Over The Moon Cling Stamp Set [149331] -- bit.ly/2Q2gKpZ
• Wobble Springs: amzn.to/2XyJ8ac
• Mini Wobble Springs: amzn.to/2EYUmsk
if you keep having problems with the aligment, maybe is because everytime we move the machine we need to alifment again, that's what brother told me (maybe this help)
monkeyta615 If that small about of movement causes to undo the Alignment then I should return my machine that I haven’t even used yet.
@@babamoosie ahhh i dont want you to return your machine, try it, im not the best of giving advises, i have mine for a long time, but i dont use it much, because of the mat problems, please give it a try before return it...
Well I traveled around the world with the ScanNCut 2 or CM350 bouncing around in my luggage. Then, I plugged it in and it cut. So, if they built a machine which is this sensitive, that is just wrong. But, thanks for telling me what they said. I just moved it a couple of inches to get a better camera angle. Crafters move things. That is what we do.
@@babamoosie I know Susan. If that small amount of movement causes misalignment each time then there is no way they tested this machine on REAL crafters. We move things. That is how we roll. I hope I can get to the bottom of this and I will share what I find out.
@@monkeyta615 That is what I am thinking. Your machine could work just fine. Each ScanNCut has a personality and your machine could be perfect right out of the box.
The cow's "face" is called a muzzle. Or nose as the case may be.
Thanks, I didn’t know that. I’m going to try and remember that the next time I’m coloring it.
It's not that important. Just a FYI comment. When cartoons are presented the face can be called anything.
Found them on Amazon...should have known...lol Should have known BEFORE asking as well. Lazy.
No problem. There are always links here in the comments and/or in the video description with the exact items I use. I never recommend something unless I have personally tried it.