Really great tute Elly! Very informative I also use both machines (Cameo 3/4 and Juliet) simultaneously on certain projects - they’re like bookends at either end of my desk lol - and they work in conjunction with each other. I feel I’ve invested too much time in Silhouette Studio (which I love) and those machines to abandon them, but I’m in awe of the accuracy, speed and quietness of Juliet. Blessed to have the best of both :) Thank you, as always :)
Thank you EllyMae. Such great information and hopefully lots of people watch this video. Very important points you make and we are responsible for how successful we are with our machines.
Thank you so much for your help on what to do or not to do when using the machines. Plan to purchase the Juliette but want to be knowledgeable about the machine before purchasing. Your video helped me out a lot. Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you so very much for this video! It is very informative and helpful. I’ve had a Silhouette Cameo 3 for a few years now and I’m still learning how to use it. I also just purchased a Siser Romeo and am waiting for it to arrive. I am watching all the videos I can to make sure I know how to use it correctly. Again, thank you for your videos.
Great info Elly Mae, I hope that people who are considering machines find you. I have the Cameo 4 and Juliette and use both; I also have a Cricut Explore that I seldom use even though it still cuts well but the software is not for me. I love the PICNIC reference - I always assume user error when something goes wrong. Thanks for sharing!
Does Siser have any off brand compatible blades? Like ability to buy bulk on Amazon? And what about cutting things like crepe paper or tissue paper on the Siser?
Thank-you, EllyMae! That was a wonderful tutorial & explanation of both brands. If I can ever get settled , I want to revisit my C4 with the proper mats. Another agreat video! ❤🎉
Hello I am completely new to this world. I thought I was sold on a Cricut machine now that's out so it's between the other two. since I don't know how to use either of them I kind of like the Romeo great video you did all of the machines Justice thanks for taking the time
You touched on a few points that may be giving me greif on this Cameo 4 pro. #1 is the roller alignment. I didn't thing it really mattered with the arrows. My right side is slipping often. It is super frustrating. I need to try this before I start takeing things apart. Every single time it skews it is the right side. And generally during the machines rapid movements.
I would highly recommend checking out this Cameo Pro course. I cover every aspect of the Cameo Pro in it and give tips to setup and feed issues as well. silhouette-secrets.com/2022/09/02/become-a-pro-troubleshooting-your-cameo-pro/
There is no way to compare downward force brand to brand straight across the board. Silhouette tech specs here - www.silhouetteamerica.com/featured-product/cameo-5?c=bc Siser info can be found on their site too.... www.siserna.com/ However, the max downward force listed is completely dependent on the user learning how to use their machine. The actual user behind the machine makes all the difference.
So 90% of my buyers ordered die cut sticker. I've seeing Siser Juliet + sticky mat OR Cameo 5 + ES MAT . Which one you recommend for mass production die cut seticker? Can you please help me make final decision. 😊 0:34
Both would work well. I cannot recommend one over the other with the given information. Siser machines are precision cutting machines and are a more professional style machine where the user is in charge. The Silhouette ES bed is pretty awesome too! I teach that as well and have lots of information on the Silhouette Secrets+ channel - th-cam.com/play/PLtZDFYSJhbL1kCXgIH0pXHyzzyniyAUau.html This would ultimately come down to the specific user and business owner.
Thank you for this in depth video. I’m looking to do large leather projects with both large and tiny details. But I’m a total beginner who never used a cutting machine before. I watched the whole video and ended up liking both Siser Romeo and Silhouette Cameo pro. I have no issue learning a software. Please Which one would you advice a total beginner like myself? Thank you
For real leather, neither. You need a machine that can cut through tough hide well. Keep in mind that leathers entire purpose in life is to keep things out. It's animal hide. A teeny, tiny blade isn't going to cut it..... well, consistently. Faux leather - that can be a different story, but it's still can be difficult to cut.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank You So much for your quick reply! I was actually thinking faux leather. And you said, “It’s still can be difficult”. I noticed you have a course on how to cut faux leather using Silhouette. Will that be helpful for large Faux Leather (2mm thick) projects? If the answer is no. CNCs and laser-cutting machines are above my budget. Do you by any chance know any machine that can help me with this type of project? Thank you
Hello, what would you say, advice, if I tell you I waat to use Juliet for printing/cutting detail packaging cardstock boxes ( from 3 x 3 x3 in to 6 x 6 x 3 in ) in at a higher level than hobby or crafting, but as small business way ( almost every day use ) ? Thank you
Thank you! I appreciate all the information you're giving me!!! The 3 x 3 box fits in a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet, just wondering if any exists in like 8 1/2 x 24 or so for bigger boxes, have you seen that somewhere or I will have to glue 2 parts together ?
@@claudelachance6045 Recollections cardstock has some colors in 12" x 24" sheets. Otherwise you would need to use a design that is 2 pieces that would be glued together. www.jdoqocy.com/click-100257586-11846545?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.michaels.com%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Drecollections%252012%2522%2520x%252024%2522%2520cardstock affil And then a 12" x 24" cutting mat would be used as well.
Basically, it's the same as what I mentioned in this video, but I do have an unboxing of the Cameo 5 to show the new features. th-cam.com/video/aZtKkTA5F-M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ntK5nBrrcpobOox1
Do you have a rough estimate of when the additional tools will be coming out for the Siser brand? will they be compatible with the current modals or will you need to get a new machine?
There are no score tools yet, but you can create a score line either with a dashed line or a solid line cut at a lower setting. It will all depend on your material on what works. New tools are coming.
@@PattyAlbright you might be able to cut this at a 12" width, but it does have some very small areas that even at the 21.5" width were super small, so I can't say for sure if it would work.
Thank You Elly Mae. I have a Cameo 3 and a Brother Scan and cut. I need a larger cutter. I mainly use siser vinyls... I hear the Romeo has settings for their vinyls. Is this true? I like the idea of this. For someone like me who plans on using this unit siser products do you feel the Romeo will be better equipped for it?
Romeo would be what I recommend. However, the cut settings recommended are just a starting point and you are the one in charge of setting your blade up properly and doing test cuts to determine what works well for you.
I released this video 3 months ago. The Cricut Venture was just released July 25th. There is no way to include a machine in the video that was not even released. I have published some information on the Cricut Venture when it was released and shared some of the things that would be different than the 2 brands I compared in this video silhouette-secrets.com/2023/07/25/new-machine-release-cricut-venture/
Hi, base on your experience, which would be easier to use between Siser and Silhouette? I am a crafter, have Cricut 3 (not very happy bc of cut, print then cut, sizes). I want to purchase a wider cuter. Thanks
Both will have a learning curve in general. The biggest thing we see is Cricut users coming into it and trying to compare to what they knew or how they did it. That can hold you back from learning. They are different machines and different software. You can download both programs for free on their websites and test it out. I have information on both that can help in the process. Check out the links in the description for more details.
I've never had to calibrate my machines. Under Help > Calibrate is a tutorial. If you continue to have issues, please reach out to Siser support at Support@siserna.com
I have watched your whole video very informative thank you very much , I am a cricut user and I am absolutely done with it .. I do a lot of print and cut especially with clear or holographic laminate over it .. I am trying to decide between to siser or the cameo 4 … which machine do you think is best for print and cut with laminate over it? I think j saw the cameo the laminate had to stay inside of the sensor lines but on the siser you could cover those up with the laminate age and that didn’t matter .. is this true? Any input? Thank you 😊
So far, the results for reading marks with Siser machines over laminate and holographic beats the Cricut and Silhouette. Since Silhouette uses a laser eye for print and cut, it reflects off the material more. Siser Juliet and Romeo have a camera. That doesn't mean you may not encounter an issue or two, but the camera seems to have fewer issues and be much more accurate in general, but specifically on those materials. We've had several group members using laminate & holographic with great results. It will take time to learn a new machine and software.
You can use other replacement blades if you choose to do so. You'll need to test that and also make sure they cut the same. 3rd party blades may have a different offset than a Siser blade. This means you'd have to adjust for that offset on Send tab in the software. You would notice this most on print and cut projects.
EllyMae, Silhouette cameo 5 is coming out have you been able to test it with the printing cut? Any thoughts. I've been using the cameo for years (cameo 1) and thinking of upgrading to the 5. Right now I have the cameo 3 and just love it. It's a little work horse, but I only use silhouette mat and blades in it. (You are right others will tear it up )
Follow me on the Silhouette Secrets+ channel and website. I was at Silhouette Summit for the release and have information on it there. No one has a Cameo 5 to test with yet. But as soon as I get one, I'll be testing.
I am in the process of buying the machine. I am going to use it especially to make folding sheets, envelopes, cardboard and paper in general. There is a detail that I don't like and that I think can be improved and that is how the folds are made, there are intermittent cuts as if one were going to make a removable piece. Is there a way to make those folds that look neat, a single pressure line and no intermittent cuts? I speak Spanish and I translate with google, I don't know if my concern was well expressed. Thank you
Yes, you could create a solid line and set the cut line to be less force. It would be the same concept as setting a kiss cut action vs a cut through. th-cam.com/video/ensEwvuW91g/w-d-xo.html There are additional tools in the works too.
Thanks for that example of handling lines for stickers, excellent. My question is focused on the fold line of a folding box, or an envelope, or a piece that has an area that folds. I've seen several videos that show these semi-cut fold lines and I don't like that finish. Is there a way to make the machine make that fold by applying pressure with a blunt type tip or with a pen without ink instead of a half-cut line? The pen would be placed in the marker holder and already in the program, that line is indicated, the finish or pressure that must be exerted on the material to create the fold.
@carminavillegas980 yes. Exactly, as I show in the video. You set each up as a different setting. There is no score "tool" yet, but there are more tools in the process.
Romeo is faster, but keep in mind, not all designs or materials cut well fast. You will save time & money having a machine that cuts consistently and well at a reasonable speed versus a machine that's super fast but doesn't have successful cuts.
Yes - the Siser machines pen adapter that is included in the box fits the Siser Sublimation markers or the Artesprix sublimation markers. Here is how... th-cam.com/video/ctzV-uL-xAA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ot0Wu8AHcG_Ue11F Other pens could be used if you can get them to stay in the pen adapter securely as well. I've used these pens with some success, but the most important factor is having the pen stay securely. amzn.to/3qCdI2B affil
There are additional tools in production and testing by Siser as well. Keep in mind that this machine has been out less than a year. They are just getting started while other companies have 10+ years in the market.
I do not cover the roll feeder in this particular video for any of these machines, but yes, on the Cameo 4 - 12" model and the Cameo 4 Plus, the roll feeder slides out from the front of the machine. On the Cameo Pro, the roll holder/mat support is separate pieces that can be assembled in front of the machine. The Siser Juliet roll holder is an additional purchase and the Siser Romeo roll holder is included with the machine. If it was not included in the box with Romeo, it will be mailed to the user after they register their machine and provide their mailing details.
Thank you so much for your informative video. I am interested in purchasing a new cutting machine. I currently have the ORIGINAL Silhouette Cameo. I enjoyed using it in the past, but I had to replace my pc laptop, and since then, it will not recognize the device when I attempt to cut the design. I assume it isn't working with the newer Windows software. So, I think it's time to upgrade. I really would like to make sublimation T-shirts for myself, family, and friends, not as a business. Would the Siser Juliet or Romeo be better for this type of project or one the newer Silhouette's?
You can get it to connect, it's due to a Microsoft update. Follow these instructions step by step silhouetteamerica.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/35000209369-silhouette-studio-can-t-connect-to-machine-windows-10-or-higher-with-older-model Sublimation does not typically require a cutting machine. It's usually print and press. Can you explain what you are doing?
@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank you, thank you, thank you for your reply. I will try these steps when I get home. (My husband and I are in our travel trailer on a 2 week camping trip in Myrtle Beach. SC.) Basically, I want to make cute, clean, funny, and faith-based t- shirts, and I also like to make home decor signs. I plan to watch your videos, and that may answer my question. As you can probably tell, I don't know anything about sublimation, but I was thinking it may be more durable and detailed looking than the HTV method. Which method do you prefer for creating t-shirts? Or which of your videos would you suggest I start with. Thank you again for taking the time to answer my questions. God bless.
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Really great tute Elly! Very informative
I also use both machines (Cameo 3/4 and Juliet) simultaneously on certain projects - they’re like bookends at either end of my desk lol - and they work in conjunction with each other. I feel I’ve invested too much time in Silhouette Studio (which I love) and those machines to abandon them, but I’m in awe of the accuracy, speed and quietness of Juliet. Blessed to have the best of both :)
Thank you, as always :)
Thank you EllyMae. Such great information and hopefully lots of people watch this video. Very important points you make and we are responsible for how successful we are with our machines.
You are welcome! And thank you!
Great video, EllyMae! I really love that you emphasized that the best cutting machine for each person is the one that they get out of the box and use!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for your help on what to do or not to do when using the machines. Plan to purchase the Juliette but want to be knowledgeable about the machine before purchasing. Your video helped me out a lot. Thanks again for sharing!
You are welcome!
Thank you so very much for this video! It is very informative and helpful. I’ve had a Silhouette Cameo 3 for a few years now and I’m still learning how to use it. I also just purchased a Siser Romeo and am waiting for it to arrive. I am watching all the videos I can to make sure I know how to use it correctly. Again, thank you for your videos.
You are welcome!
Thank you for explaining the differences. I have both of these machines and love them.❤.
You are welcome!
Great info Elly Mae, I hope that people who are considering machines find you. I have the Cameo 4 and Juliette and use both; I also have a Cricut Explore that I seldom use even though it still cuts well but the software is not for me. I love the PICNIC reference - I always assume user error when something goes wrong. Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome!
I’m learning so much from you. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to making these great content! 😊
You are welcome! I'm so glad it has helped!
Does Siser have any off brand compatible blades? Like ability to buy bulk on Amazon? And what about cutting things like crepe paper or tissue paper on the Siser?
You are a wealth of information! Thank you so much!
You are welcome!
Great presentation Elly
Thank you!
Thank-you, EllyMae! That was a wonderful tutorial & explanation of both brands. If I can ever get settled , I want to revisit my C4 with the proper mats. Another agreat video! ❤🎉
You are welcome!
Hello I am completely new to this world. I thought I was sold on a Cricut machine now that's out so it's between the other two. since I don't know how to use either of them I kind of like the Romeo great video you did all of the machines Justice thanks for taking the time
You are welcome!
Thank you again and loving the guides and information. Great job on all the videos.
You are welcome! So glad it helps!
Thank you so much!!! Really appreciate your sharing! 🤩 Super helpful!
You are welcome!
I think I am ready to purchase the Juliet :)
Yay! I've got lots of information on the Swift Creek Customs TH-cam channel to help you get started and on your journey.
This is so helpful - thank you!
You are welcome!
Thanks for, as always, a great video. Have learn a lot with your videos.
You are welcome!
You touched on a few points that may be giving me greif on this Cameo 4 pro. #1 is the roller alignment. I didn't thing it really mattered with the arrows. My right side is slipping often. It is super frustrating. I need to try this before I start takeing things apart. Every single time it skews it is the right side. And generally during the machines rapid movements.
I would highly recommend checking out this Cameo Pro course. I cover every aspect of the Cameo Pro in it and give tips to setup and feed issues as well.
silhouette-secrets.com/2022/09/02/become-a-pro-troubleshooting-your-cameo-pro/
Me encanto, gracias!
You are welcome!
Great video.. i figearud out which one to buy that would be the Romeo and Cameo 5 15in.
Thank you! Have fun!
What is the difference between in the downward force provided by each machine? Thanks!
There is no way to compare downward force brand to brand straight across the board.
Silhouette tech specs here -
www.silhouetteamerica.com/featured-product/cameo-5?c=bc
Siser info can be found on their site too.... www.siserna.com/
However, the max downward force listed is completely dependent on the user learning how to use their machine. The actual user behind the machine makes all the difference.
So 90% of my buyers ordered die cut sticker. I've seeing Siser Juliet + sticky mat OR Cameo 5 + ES MAT
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Which one you recommend for mass production die cut seticker? Can you please help me make final decision. 😊 0:34
I think Silhouette ES mat would be very helpful for Die Cut, but Juliet machine 🔥🥹
Both would work well. I cannot recommend one over the other with the given information. Siser machines are precision cutting machines and are a more professional style machine where the user is in charge.
The Silhouette ES bed is pretty awesome too! I teach that as well and have lots of information on the Silhouette Secrets+ channel - th-cam.com/play/PLtZDFYSJhbL1kCXgIH0pXHyzzyniyAUau.html
This would ultimately come down to the specific user and business owner.
Thank you for this in depth video. I’m looking to do large leather projects with both large and tiny details. But I’m a total beginner who never used a cutting machine before. I watched the whole video and ended up liking both Siser Romeo and Silhouette Cameo pro. I have no issue learning a software. Please Which one would you advice a total beginner like myself? Thank you
For real leather, neither. You need a machine that can cut through tough hide well. Keep in mind that leathers entire purpose in life is to keep things out. It's animal hide. A teeny, tiny blade isn't going to cut it..... well, consistently.
Faux leather - that can be a different story, but it's still can be difficult to cut.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank You So much for your quick reply!
I was actually thinking faux leather. And you said, “It’s still can be difficult”.
I noticed you have a course on how to cut faux leather using Silhouette. Will that be helpful for large Faux Leather (2mm thick) projects?
If the answer is no. CNCs and laser-cutting machines are above my budget. Do you by any chance know any machine that can help me with this type of project? Thank you
Hello, what would you say, advice, if I tell you I waat to use Juliet for printing/cutting detail packaging cardstock boxes ( from 3 x 3 x3 in to 6 x 6 x 3 in ) in at a higher level than hobby or crafting, but as small business way ( almost every day use ) ? Thank you
Juliet could do that.
Thank you! I appreciate all the information you're giving me!!! The 3 x 3 box fits in a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet, just wondering if any exists in like 8 1/2 x 24 or so for bigger boxes, have you seen that somewhere or I will have to glue 2 parts together ?
@@claudelachance6045 Recollections cardstock has some colors in 12" x 24" sheets. Otherwise you would need to use a design that is 2 pieces that would be glued together.
www.jdoqocy.com/click-100257586-11846545?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.michaels.com%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Drecollections%252012%2522%2520x%252024%2522%2520cardstock affil
And then a 12" x 24" cutting mat would be used as well.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms thanks for the advice and the links Greatly appreciated. Indeed 12x24 would be long enough for that! Have a wonderful week !
Thank you very much Ellie Mae!
Do you have anything I could look at to compare Juliette with Cameo 5?
Thanks!!
Basically, it's the same as what I mentioned in this video, but I do have an unboxing of the Cameo 5 to show the new features.
th-cam.com/video/aZtKkTA5F-M/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ntK5nBrrcpobOox1
I will check it out!
Thank you! 😊
Do you have a rough estimate of when the additional tools will be coming out for the Siser brand? will they be compatible with the current modals or will you need to get a new machine?
They are working on tools for the current Juliet & Romeo models. In testing now.
Great video, does either have them have perforate and crease/score tools?
There are no score tools yet, but you can create a score line either with a dashed line or a solid line cut at a lower setting. It will all depend on your material on what works. New tools are coming.
Love the design in the background. Would you be able to share it or tell us where you got it? Thanks
Yes of course! I have it linked here.... I cut it with Siser Romeo....
silhouette-secrets.com/2022/12/14/5-tips-to-weeding-success/
@@SwiftCreekCustoms thank you I have the Juliette
@@PattyAlbright you might be able to cut this at a 12" width, but it does have some very small areas that even at the 21.5" width were super small, so I can't say for sure if it would work.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms thank you. My husband suggested that we may be able to do that. Your help much appreciated
I saw you weed the larger one and know a smaller version is too much for me. Enjoy yours it’s a great design!
Thank You Elly Mae. I have a Cameo 3 and a Brother Scan and cut. I need a larger cutter. I mainly use siser vinyls... I hear the Romeo has settings for their vinyls. Is this true? I like the idea of this. For someone like me who plans on using this unit siser products do you feel the Romeo will be better equipped for it?
Romeo would be what I recommend. However, the cut settings recommended are just a starting point and you are the one in charge of setting your blade up properly and doing test cuts to determine what works well for you.
th-cam.com/video/OZj7n7ggrMg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rpM-M3kLyUFV6fht
@SwiftCreekCustoms thank you
I agree. I am always tweaking my settings anyway. Having a starting point for new materials I want to use will be helpful
Wish, cricut venture was included in this comparison
I released this video 3 months ago.
The Cricut Venture was just released July 25th. There is no way to include a machine in the video that was not even released.
I have published some information on the Cricut Venture when it was released and shared some of the things that would be different than the 2 brands I compared in this video
silhouette-secrets.com/2023/07/25/new-machine-release-cricut-venture/
@@SwiftCreekCustoms my apologies, I didn't see the date this was posted.
Hi, base on your experience, which would be easier to use between Siser and Silhouette? I am a crafter, have Cricut 3 (not very happy bc of cut, print then cut, sizes). I want to purchase a wider cuter. Thanks
Both will have a learning curve in general. The biggest thing we see is Cricut users coming into it and trying to compare to what they knew or how they did it. That can hold you back from learning. They are different machines and different software. You can download both programs for free on their websites and test it out.
I have information on both that can help in the process. Check out the links in the description for more details.
I had too many issues with the distance calibration... wonder if I was doing something wrong
I've never had to calibrate my machines. Under Help > Calibrate is a tutorial. If you continue to have issues, please reach out to Siser support at Support@siserna.com
I have watched your whole video very informative thank you very much , I am a cricut user and I am absolutely done with it .. I do a lot of print and cut especially with clear or holographic laminate over it .. I am trying to decide between to siser or the cameo 4 … which machine do you think is best for print and cut with laminate over it? I think j saw the cameo the laminate had to stay inside of the sensor lines but on the siser you could cover those up with the laminate age and that didn’t matter .. is this true? Any input? Thank you 😊
So far, the results for reading marks with Siser machines over laminate and holographic beats the Cricut and Silhouette.
Since Silhouette uses a laser eye for print and cut, it reflects off the material more.
Siser Juliet and Romeo have a camera.
That doesn't mean you may not encounter an issue or two, but the camera seems to have fewer issues and be much more accurate in general, but specifically on those materials.
We've had several group members using laminate & holographic with great results.
It will take time to learn a new machine and software.
Thanks for your swift answer 😁 I joined your group too! Excited to get my new machine and start learning
@@resinfanatics you are welcome! Can't wait to see what you create!
Are we locked into buying only siser replacement blades? Does it use the same replacement blades as cricut/cameo?
You can use other replacement blades if you choose to do so. You'll need to test that and also make sure they cut the same. 3rd party blades may have a different offset than a Siser blade. This means you'd have to adjust for that offset on Send tab in the software. You would notice this most on print and cut projects.
EllyMae, Silhouette cameo 5 is coming out have you been able to test it with the printing cut? Any thoughts. I've been using the cameo for years (cameo 1) and thinking of upgrading to the 5. Right now I have the cameo 3 and just love it. It's a little work horse, but I only use silhouette mat and blades in it. (You are right others will tear it up )
Follow me on the Silhouette Secrets+ channel and website. I was at Silhouette Summit for the release and have information on it there.
No one has a Cameo 5 to test with yet. But as soon as I get one, I'll be testing.
I am in the process of buying the machine. I am going to use it especially to make folding sheets, envelopes, cardboard and paper in general. There is a detail that I don't like and that I think can be improved and that is how the folds are made, there are intermittent cuts as if one were going to make a removable piece. Is there a way to make those folds that look neat, a single pressure line and no intermittent cuts?
I speak Spanish and I translate with google, I don't know if my concern was well expressed. Thank you
Yes, you could create a solid line and set the cut line to be less force.
It would be the same concept as setting a kiss cut action vs a cut through.
th-cam.com/video/ensEwvuW91g/w-d-xo.html
There are additional tools in the works too.
Thanks for that example of handling lines for stickers, excellent.
My question is focused on the fold line of a folding box, or an envelope, or a piece that has an area that folds. I've seen several videos that show these semi-cut fold lines and I don't like that finish. Is there a way to make the machine make that fold by applying pressure with a blunt type tip or with a pen without ink instead of a half-cut line? The pen would be placed in the marker holder and already in the program, that line is indicated, the finish or pressure that must be exerted on the material to create the fold.
@carminavillegas980 yes. Exactly, as I show in the video. You set each up as a different setting.
There is no score "tool" yet, but there are more tools in the process.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms Great, hopefully soon this tool will be available. Thanks again and I'll keep watching your videos.
How does the siser Romeo and the silhouette pro in speed?
Romeo is faster, but keep in mind, not all designs or materials cut well fast. You will save time & money having a machine that cuts consistently and well at a reasonable speed versus a machine that's super fast but doesn't have successful cuts.
Is there a way to use pens and markers to draw or write with the Siser machines?
Yes - the Siser machines pen adapter that is included in the box fits the Siser Sublimation markers or the Artesprix sublimation markers.
Here is how... th-cam.com/video/ctzV-uL-xAA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ot0Wu8AHcG_Ue11F
Other pens could be used if you can get them to stay in the pen adapter securely as well.
I've used these pens with some success, but the most important factor is having the pen stay securely.
amzn.to/3qCdI2B affil
There are additional tools in production and testing by Siser as well. Keep in mind that this machine has been out less than a year. They are just getting started while other companies have 10+ years in the market.
So could I use the silhouette cameo 24” cutting mat on the siser romeo?
Yes. Siser does not have a large mat at the moment.
I've used both Silhouette and Cricut large mats in it.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank you
1:31 : the roll feeder at Silhouette Cameo 4 is not an additional purchase-just pull it out from underneath
I do not cover the roll feeder in this particular video for any of these machines, but yes, on the Cameo 4 - 12" model and the Cameo 4 Plus, the roll feeder slides out from the front of the machine. On the Cameo Pro, the roll holder/mat support is separate pieces that can be assembled in front of the machine.
The Siser Juliet roll holder is an additional purchase and the Siser Romeo roll holder is included with the machine. If it was not included in the box with Romeo, it will be mailed to the user after they register their machine and provide their mailing details.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms I am just so sorry, I posted this under the wrong video :(
You can just delete this if you want, my bad, sorry again
@@dna9640 no worries! Someone else may wonder about it too!
@@SwiftCreekCustoms Still, all apologies!
Thank you so much for your informative video. I am interested in purchasing a new cutting machine. I currently have the ORIGINAL Silhouette Cameo. I enjoyed using it in the past, but I had to replace my pc laptop, and since then, it will not recognize the device when I attempt to cut the design. I assume it isn't working with the newer Windows software. So, I think it's time to upgrade. I really would like to make sublimation T-shirts for myself, family, and friends, not as a business. Would the Siser Juliet or Romeo be better for this type of project or one the newer Silhouette's?
You can get it to connect, it's due to a Microsoft update.
Follow these instructions step by step
silhouetteamerica.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/35000209369-silhouette-studio-can-t-connect-to-machine-windows-10-or-higher-with-older-model
Sublimation does not typically require a cutting machine. It's usually print and press. Can you explain what you are doing?
@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank you, thank you, thank you for your reply. I will try these steps when I get home. (My husband and I are in our travel trailer on a 2 week camping trip in Myrtle Beach. SC.) Basically, I want to make cute, clean, funny, and faith-based t- shirts, and I also like to make home decor signs. I plan to watch your videos, and that may answer my question. As you can probably tell, I don't know anything about sublimation, but I was thinking it may be more durable and detailed looking than the HTV method. Which method do you prefer for creating t-shirts? Or which of your videos would you suggest I start with. Thank you again for taking the time to answer my questions. God bless.
@@SandyStacey-j8s sublimation has limits to what it can be used on.... check out this information
silhouette-secrets.com/sublimation/
Por favor 🙏 podrías traducir el video 😢
You can translate in the cc for your language on TH-cam. I cannot translate for you.
If you Google "translate youtube video for....." and enter your language, it should bring up instructions on how to.
@@SwiftCreekCustoms ohhhh thank you!!
@@Karina-dq7by you are welcome!