Oh wow you’re so lucky! Yes I agree that they’re all good for different things. Glad to hear the Cameo 5 is way quieter as well - I’m definitely considering an upgrade this year, although I may upgrade my Cricut instead, there is so much choice with machines now, it’s hard to decide!
@@VinylDecalSchool I debated selling my Cameo 4 once I got the 5 but I hear you can run multiple at the same time if you want to so I might just hold onto it. I always wanted to get into posting youtube content too so maybe a comparison video with machines is in my future too. :)
great video, Thank you! Im currently borrowing an explore air 2 from a friend and i need to buy a machine of my own. I have so many issues with the print then cut on the cricut (thats the majority of the work i use it for) so im looking to possibly switch brands. Do you have any more insight between the 3 especially when it comes to glossy or metallic materials?
Thanks so much for watching! I’ve made glossy stickers on my cameo before and they worked well, not sure about metallic, but I would imagine that would be ok too. I haven’t tried glossy on the Juliet yet, however it has a camera feature for making stickers so you can manually align the blade and when I’ve used it with normal sticker paper it’s been really accurate. And then I know the cricut maker has the ability to make glossy stickers unlike the cricut explore, but I haven’t tried it, and unsure how often it needs calibrating. Not sure if that helps or has made things more complicated haha!
yes very helpful thank you. its hard sometimes as i have very specific uses that arent always the same way everyone else uses these machines@@VinylDecalSchool
From Experience don’t buy a circuit. Not accurate. I want to change to a Juliette. I did all on planet earth to fix the cricut even 2 hours on the phone with cricut and its a waste of space and money.
@@enxhiballa Did you get it?! Do you love it? I'm sick of Cricut sucking all the fun out of crafting and am ready to migrate to a Juliet -shopping now. I'm looking forward to the freedom from DS proprietary attitude toward MY CREATIONS, and better/faster cutting results.
Honestly either one of them would be great for that. If you think you will be cutting lots of them and need to do them as fast as possible then the Juliet would be better, but if you think you might eventually want to cut a wider variety of other materials as well then the Cameo 5 would probably be better.
Salve, finalmente qualcuno ha siser Juliet... Ho comprato da un anno e ancora non conosco bene x l' utilizzo vari modelli e vari tipi e non so come si fa..per favore 🙏 tutorial per Juliet grazie
@@VinylDecalSchoolGrazieeee mille 🙏... Voglio imparare di tutto e tutto,vari progetti con carta termo vinile,carta vinile eccetera tutto quello che in programma su Juliet. Grazie 🥰💗
Thank you! Migrating to a Juliet and was looking for an honest comparison. Hope you'll do more videos on its use! Very little out there right now.
Thanks so much for watching! Ok yeah, I can definitely try and plan some for future.
Thank you for this comparison ❤ I was leaning towards cameo 4 but I am going to get cameo 5.
You’re welcome 😊 Yes I would definitely do the same if I was in the market for a new one.
Singer now has a Momento craft machine you might want to check out and compare as well especially if you want to cut fabric.
Oh interesting, thanks for the recommendation!
Siser is also made out of sturdier materials than the circuit and changing out the blades is super easy. And it has a camera
Thanks for the extra comments! Yeah I am so impressed with the Siser, it is a great machine.
I own all these machines
Oh wow you’re so lucky! Yes I agree that they’re all good for different things. Glad to hear the Cameo 5 is way quieter as well - I’m definitely considering an upgrade this year, although I may upgrade my Cricut instead, there is so much choice with machines now, it’s hard to decide!
@@VinylDecalSchool I debated selling my Cameo 4 once I got the 5 but I hear you can run multiple at the same time if you want to so I might just hold onto it. I always wanted to get into posting youtube content too so maybe a comparison video with machines is in my future too. :)
Check out the full blog post here: www.vinyldecalschool.com/how-to-make-decals/siser-vs-cricut-vs-silhouette-machine-comparison 😀
great video, Thank you! Im currently borrowing an explore air 2 from a friend and i need to buy a machine of my own. I have so many issues with the print then cut on the cricut (thats the majority of the work i use it for) so im looking to possibly switch brands. Do you have any more insight between the 3 especially when it comes to glossy or metallic materials?
Thanks so much for watching!
I’ve made glossy stickers on my cameo before and they worked well, not sure about metallic, but I would imagine that would be ok too.
I haven’t tried glossy on the Juliet yet, however it has a camera feature for making stickers so you can manually align the blade and when I’ve used it with normal sticker paper it’s been really accurate.
And then I know the cricut maker has the ability to make glossy stickers unlike the cricut explore, but I haven’t tried it, and unsure how often it needs calibrating.
Not sure if that helps or has made things more complicated haha!
yes very helpful thank you. its hard sometimes as i have very specific uses that arent always the same way everyone else uses these machines@@VinylDecalSchool
From Experience don’t buy a circuit. Not accurate. I want to change to a Juliette. I did all on planet earth to fix the cricut even 2 hours on the phone with cricut and its a waste of space and money.
@@enxhiballa Did you get it?! Do you love it? I'm sick of Cricut sucking all the fun out of crafting and am ready to migrate to a Juliet -shopping now. I'm looking forward to the freedom from DS proprietary attitude toward MY CREATIONS, and better/faster cutting results.
Hello. What is the best plotter for cutting out balloon stickers? Now I choose the place Juliet and Comeo 5? I don't know what to choose better.
Honestly either one of them would be great for that. If you think you will be cutting lots of them and need to do them as fast as possible then the Juliet would be better, but if you think you might eventually want to cut a wider variety of other materials as well then the Cameo 5 would probably be better.
Salve, finalmente qualcuno ha siser Juliet... Ho comprato da un anno e ancora non conosco bene x l' utilizzo vari modelli e vari tipi e non so come si fa..per favore 🙏 tutorial per Juliet grazie
Nessun problema, sto sicuramente programmando altri video su Juliet! Cosa vuoi imparare a fare?
@@VinylDecalSchoolGrazieeee mille 🙏... Voglio imparare di tutto e tutto,vari progetti con carta termo vinile,carta vinile eccetera tutto quello che in programma su Juliet. Grazie 🥰💗
E voglio sapere tutto su cosa ci vogliono materiali per Juliet. Tutto che tipo di carte,che penne colorati eccetera.