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- The thickness of 10mil mylar is 0.254mm, 0.1inch.
The thickness that cut with Cricut deep cutting blade is 1.7mmt
Therefore, using the circuit to cut 10mil mylar is no problem at all.
The video explains in detail how to set up the Cricut design space and how to cut.
The 10 mil mylar is perfect for making reusable stencils.
If your pattern is complex, 10mil mylar is very accommodating of detail.
Of course, 10mil mylar can use it to cut other creative projects.
10 mil blank mylar: www.amazon.com/dp/B094GTRV3D?...
So you're actually saying you cut it more than once? We made stencils out of 7 mil plastic I want to move it up to 10 mil I bought the deep cut blade although I didn't set it in tools so I guess it thought it was still a fine blade and I added more pressure in the default area. I did have trouble getting the stencil out. I had to pop it a little bit like it was perforated but you're saying if I cut it more than once it'll just go right back over the exact same thing and take it out? That was awesome looking by the way
I have the Cricut Explorer Air 2. You should create a custom Mylar material one for 7.5 mm & another for 10 mm in the Cricut Design App. The fine point blade works best but you will have to cut multiple times.
1. When you create the custom material, you will have a change to tell it to cut multiple times 2x - 9x.
2. Depending on the blade: 7-7.5mm mylar cuts with 2-3x. 2x was enough for an average fine point blade.
3. For 10mm, I had to cut 8x to get a clean detail separation for stencils and I chose blockier silhouettes.
this is the reason i bought CO2 laser machine.
Whattt I thought deep pony blade is best for it
Lost my time doing like this, maybe because my knife is not new, however I solved it, pretty much. I used the next config in my cricut maker. I created a new config, name as you want, set up the deep size blade and a pressure of 350. and also x6 cuts, and before press C, chose in pressure (MORE) worked in an 85% of the art. but before that didn´t work at all. maybe try x7 cuts . I am trying do x4 cuts, pause, take out the blade and blow the blade, and then x3. takes more time but is better than nothing.
Cricut Maker, In material list scroll to "Other" and select "Mylar" . Then when ready to cut select "More" for pressure. Mine cuts with 1 cut 99% of the time with standard blade.
What settings do you use for a cricut maker?
I created a new config, name as you want, set up the deep size blade and a pressure of 350. and also x6 cuts, and before press C, chose in pressure (MORE) worked in an 85% of the art. but before that didn´t work at all. maybe try x7 cuts . I am trying do x4 cuts, pause, take out the blade and blow the blade, and then x3. takes more time but is better than nothing.
It doesn't let me choose to edit tools
Neither is mine. Did you figure it out?
To bring up that menue your knob on the cricut needs to be have "custom" option selected.
me neither! did you figure it out? I have the cricut maker 3
@@kristilovett6481 me neither! did you figure it out? I have the cricut maker 3
SO MY MACHINE WOULD NOT LET ME EITHER BUT THEN I REWATCHED VIDEO AND NOTICE THEY CLICK ON STENCIL FLIM .4 MIL AND THEN IT ALLOWED ME TO CHANGE MY BLADES POINT (TOOL) SETTING
DONT USE THE MYLAR IT WONT ALLOW YOU TO EDITE TOOLS
Mines is still not cutting. 6 passes and it still has not gone through
make your own material setting. set it to 350 to cut 4 times. that seems to work for me. do a test circle to double check. Also, I have found that with this setting a new regular lade works best
@@christiehuskkaplan5596 Thank you! @Daniel Rojas....would you mind letting us know if this worked for you? That would be really helpful. Thanks in advance.
It did work but you may need to adjust the setting a little depending on the sharpness of your blade. Hope it works for you!
@@christiehuskkaplan5596 Thank you for replying and for the info. You're the best!
How do you get the mylar sheet to stick to the work surface?