Why you NEED a Brother Scan N Cut!
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- This is why you need a Brother Scan 'N Cut! Just watch how wonderfully it fussy cuts this PhotoPlay Gnome for Christmas stamps! You just stamp, scan, and cut! So simple! #BrotherScanNCut #ScanNCut #PhotoPlay #GnomeforChristmas #500subs
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Thank you so much Terry, I’m going to have a think about this, it’s so very very tempting. Please stay safe and well too
Thanks! You stay safe too!
That is really neat!!!! Comes in super handy for all sorts of craft projects.
Yes! Thanks for watching!!
Thank you so much, I ordered a scan and cut last night it comes tomorrow, that’s exactly what I wanted it for.
Wonderful! You will love how it cuts out shapes. Have fun!
Thank you! Great video! Just what I was looking for
Awesome! Thanks so much for watching!
Never considered get a machine until I saw this YT. It's amazing how well it cuts. & you can certainly save a bundle by not having to buy all thos dies (not to mention storage space😁). Thanks for sharing this.
For sure! Thanks for watching!!
thank you for sharing. I still have the older SNC model. great video.
Oh! Thanks for watching!
Thank you!! So glad I found your video-I have a scan & cut now I need to use it.
Awesome! Pull it out and scan one thing!
These are so precious! Great idea!!
Thank you! 😊
Love it!! Thank you for sharing
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
You’ve sold me. That is awesome work.
Thanks for watching!
If you need the link to the machine -- amzn.to/31Qxw5J
You might also want the carrier if you are going to travel with the machine -- amzn.to/3zRRnxX
Finally! This is what I've been wanting to know about these machines. I'm a card maker and I'm tired of purchasing the coordinating dies as they are so expensive. This is what I wanted to see. I can't thank you enough. I'll be saving up for one of these. I wonder how many people have purchased one and never used it or rarely used it. Thank you for this video. It really did help. Maybe I can sell some of my coordinating dies and just have the basic shapes. That would be great.
So glad you found my video!
I have a getting started page on my website, it lists my Scan N Cut video in a logical order! See reddinup.com/scanncut/
As I learn more about the machine, I share those pointers in my videos!
~ Thank you so much for the kind words!
Thanks for that. I have one of these and barely use it. I am going to give it another go.
Please do! Thanks for watching!!
That was really helpful. Thank you. I have been looking at the Scan n Cut and wondering if it would help my card making.
Glad it was helpful! ~ Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the information. I'm looking into getting a scan an cut machine. You little tags are darling g. 💓
You should! See my comparison chart at reddinup.com/scanncut/. ~ Thanks for watching!!
I love versafine black ink. I need to use my brother DX more. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching!!
Cute stamps, thanks for tutorial
You are so welcome! ~ Thanks for watching.
If you like the stamps, there's link on my website -- reddinup.com/scanncut/fussy-cutting/ -- Enjoy!
Fab tutorial, thank you XX 🥰💖🌈
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for watching!!
I have been trying to figure out whole told me I needed 1 of these...put it on my favs list on hsn
Awesome. Are you looking at the new fancy one that is quiet or the earlier 350? (See my comparison chart at reddinup.com/scanncut/). ~ Thanks so much for watching!
I’ve had one for about 4 yrs and have used it 3-4 times...like my cricuts,it sits all alone..I use my cameo because it has so many features and I love the program..
Glad you like your cameo, I think it's software is very powerful. You might consider passing along your other machines if you don't use them. ~ Thanks for watching!!
Great video and I totally agree on the machines. I have a CM350, the Scan n Cut 2 that I’ve had for years. Except for the auto adjusting blade I really see no advantages to the DX series. From all the videos I’ve watched it seems much more complicated and I’ve even seen experts who say the 350 cuts out intricate designs more accurately. I seldom add the border and I’ve had it even cut out the individual whiskers on Tim Holtz Crazy Dog stamped images. I also use it to cut tiny label bands for my 1/12 scale miniatures. I previously had a Cricut Explore Air and feel like it doesn’t even compare to the flexibility and ease of use of the Scan n Cut.
Thanks for watching and the kind comments.
I love this machine. These are darling stamped images and I can see how using the embossing powder helps to darken the inking.
I also love using Stampin up stamps. I have a lot and like you I don't want to use the die cuts. This machine works so great, but it does take some experience and getting to know how to manage it. Thanks for sharing.
Agreed! ~ Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Thank you for this. I was contemplating putting one on my Christmas list a nd now that I've seen your video I know it will get a lot of use.
I think so!!! Good luck!
oh yes I love love mine !
Awesome! It's a great little machine! ~ Thanks for watching & commenting!
I’ve been considering a Scan n Cut this makes it much more interesting. I have an old Cricut Expression.
Love my Cricut machine too. I just felt this machine helped with scanning. ~ Thanks for watching!
Hey, I just came across this deal on Amazon -- amzn.to/3tVMpgj
It's the smaller model, does not have quilting patterns, but all other features. And you can pick your favorite color
It's normally $399 and it's only $282 right now.
Personally I think you benefit from both for strictly different reasons. I have a Cricut Maker and a DX125 and wouldn't give up either one. But I use my Cricut most often.
I love my. I cut my stamps and put with set then I have them ready. Worth the money.
Totally agree! Thanks so much for watching!!
Love my scan and cut have the 350 works great Dies are so expensive saves a lot of money in the long run so we can buy more stamps lol
Exactly! Lol ~ Thanks for watching!!
I have the same scan n cut love it
Awesome! ~ Thanks so much for watching!
This is the machine I have. Thank you.
Enjoy it! It's so handy!
~ Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for a refresher to use my scanncut to cut these stamps images
You are very welcome! Don't you love your Brother scan n cut? Thanks for watching!
@@TerryCowans yes i do love my scanncut... it’s awesome 😃
I love my scan n cut I got an older model cm650.
Cool post
Thanks so much! Appreciate you watching!!
@@TerryCowans 💕
Just got my Scan n Cut but haven’t used it yet am reorganizing my craft room first.
Oh congrats on getting the scan n cut! And have fun on organizing -- I have an A to Z Craftroom Organizing series for ideas! See reddinup.com/a-to-z/. Thanks so much for watching!
I love my cm 900 scan n cut - I also have a Cricut Maker 3and a Joy - but love scan n cut the best !
Awesome! People ask whether to get scan n cut vs cricut. I think you need both!
The joy is quickest for cards / I love the Maker 3 for thicker materials and scan n cut for everything else ( including sending files to my Brother embroidery machine )
I like that you can emboss them first!
It really makes the image crisper!
Thanks for watching!
I agree, I like mind a lot too and I got it second hand under two hundred tfs.
In His Grace Lorisa
Oh that's a great deal to get it for under $200.
Thanks so much for watching!!
OMG... Now I need this machine!!
Yes you do! ~ Thanks for watching!
@@TerryCowans Guess what I ordered and is being delivered tonight! WOOO HOOO!
@@tamirose1646 that's awesome! You will love it!
I have a scan n cut too. Only problem I had with stamps are with drawings not completely contacted like Art Impressions stamps.
Yes, there must be a solid lined image for the scan n cut to follow. I have used a pencil to connect the lines, then it will see the image as a solid object. Then you can erase the pencil line after it cuts. Also, it needs good lighting. ~ Thanks for watching!!
I just seen you had 999 subscribers so I subscribed to get you to 1000 🙂
>>>> Oh my gosh! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!!
Thank you, I own one and I have not used it yet!!
Oh my goodness, we gotta get you using it!
Thanks for watching!! I'll keep the videos coming!!
I gave a brothers 650 but don’t know how to use it
Thanks for this video. I just bought this and haven’t tried it yet.
Why did you emboss them? Did it have something to die with scanning them
You are most welcome!
No, embossing is not a requirement at all. I just like the look -- bolder lines. Helps when coloring to stay in the lines!
I love my scan n cut. I save money on the dies but spend it on the mats. These are the most expensive mats of any machine that I have and they don't stay sticky very long. So I'm not sure how much money I'm actually saving but it does a great job of cutting.
Haha! I know, I have resorted to scotch tape to hold my paper in place!
You can re-tack them.
I retack with spray. Still using same mat for several years.
@@cardcrafter726 What spray do you use?
@@Tessiefaye pixie spray. I was using tape, but found that pixie spray holds well. Good luck! I have to respray but cheaper than replacing mat.
I just bought the scan & cut ... I spent $600- 😢 keep coming with the excellent ideas. I also have an sublimation printer I need to know how to use...❤
Oh, you made my day with such words of encouragement!
Getting Started -- reddinup.com/scanncut/
New series on scanning scrapbook albums -- reddinup.com/tag/12x12-scanner/
All my blog posts on Scan N Cut -- reddinup.com/category/scanncut/
I Love the ink
yes, VersaFine works great.
Great video. Is your Scan n Cut a specific model .... are there different models to choose from. I can see that it would eventually be a huge savings not buying the dies!
Thank you! I have the 650 model, it was very expensive and I wish I bought the cheaper version since I mostly use it for scanning and not the built-in images. Especially when you can bring images into their software to us. I highly recommend the 350, less images, but the scanner is just as wonderful.
See my chart at "reddinup.com/scanncut/patterns/" for the different models and prices as of 2020.
Love mine
Awesome!
I am so glad I stumbled onto your channel! I have a scan & cut I haven't used once. Thanks to you I'm fixing to get started. Going back thru all your videos. New subscriber 😃
I'm in the same boat and have as a goal to learn it this year and use it.
I'm so glad! Have a wonderful day!!
Awesome! I'll keep the videos coming as I learn more too! ~ Thanks for watching!
Which model do you recommend of the Brother Scan and Cut? Do the DX versions do cut the stamped images?
I recommend the CM350. All models will cut stamped images. Here's a chart that summarizes the models & features. I've never found the DX85C model for sale. I made this chart after reviewing the Brother website. My chart -- reddinup.com/scanncut/patterns/
I do no believe the extra cost of the DX is worth the price difference (detects thickness & quieter). Plus the DX is larger and newer, they may need to fix the problems with it (mat & scanning issues).
I have the Scan N Cut 2. The last time I tried to cut out a stamped image it didn't go well. I'm not sure where I went wrong. I use my machine so little that I feel I have to re-learn the steps all over again. I will be sure to watch your other videos to refresh my memory. TFS
The stamped image MUST be a complete solid line. If you have any little crack in the line, just use a pencil to lightly draw the solid line. Yes, watch my videos to see some great tips! We're all learning together! ~ Thanks for watching!!
I don’t use mine a lot either. I’m disappointed. When it cuts some images, it cuts lines inside the stamped image.
Oh that it a headache. Make sure the line of the stamped image is a solid line.
@@TerryCowans It is. I don’t understand why, after scanning the machine will pick some images and cut them into pieces. The rest is cut on the outtter edge. Specialty paper is too expensive for this waste.
Got to use mine more
For sure! Do you have it out and ready to use? I found that once I kept it plugged in and out on my desk I used it more!
Hi Terry, do you think the less expensive models cut as well? I have wanted one for many years for my card making. I usually fussy cut my images because the price of the dies runs into a lot of money and I would rather have another stamp set. I’m so confused lol.
Hi Gayle, thanks for watching!
I do think the less expensive models cut just as well. I know many folks with the 350 and they are very happy with it. I'm trying to figure out if the new models (DX version) have all the kinks worked out. From the reviews, people like them too.
And you are right, fussy cutting around your stamps works too! It's even relaxing! Lol!
I have been researching the Brother Scan NCut machine for a few month. I have a Cameo that I love. So I haven’t been sure that I need the Scan NCut. After watching several of your videos I have decided I do. Thank you so much for helping me make a decision.
That is awesome! I love the hear this!!
I’m a Cricut user but can certainly see the benefit of this machine from this blog. How much cross over is there.
I'd say that if you have a Cricut, the Brother machine & software mechanically work very similarly to the Cricut. So if you are comfortable with your Cricut, then the Brother will come easy to use.
But keep in mind that they do different things. The Brother's built-in scanner is amazing for cutting around images. And while there are many built-in images, but I still use my Cricut for images and welding letters for scrapbook titles.
@@TerryCowans thank you for your reply.
@Terry Cowans - Are you able to cut sentiments or phrases with this machine? Thanks
Yes. My model has 8 built-in fonts. So I can cut words and create phrases. Cricut is fancier with this so I have a Cricut and Scan N Cut for that reason.
Here is a little summary page I put together to compare the models. reddinup.com/scanncut/
And here is more information about the built-in patterns.
reddinup.com/scanncut/patterns/
I bought mine a few years ago on sale from Costco online. I'm not a member of Costco so I think I paid like 7%more than a member would. I believe I paid $174 or there about. So definitely look at those wholesale clubs to get the best price!
At the time I did the math and it was cheaper to pay the 7 % than to get the membership just for the machine but it may be worth it in a different situation so definitely check!!
Thanks for sharing! Great tip!
When we save on the machine, we have more to spend on other crafty goodies!
Hi I didn't know you could emboss before putting it through a machine. Doesn't the residue powder come off into the machine damaging it?
Oh, be sure to heat the embossing powder to melt it before running thru the machine. I just like the look, adds a little extra thickness to the border. Totally not needed for the scanning and cutting process.
Wow never knew you could do this. Would embossing powder not destroy machine . Thank you great tutorial
Embossing powder hasn't harmed it any. It is pretty solid once you use your heat gun to melt it. I love the raised look.
@@TerryCowans thank you for that . Will get some and try. I have so many stamps and Ink. Was going to give away. Will buy embossing powder . And watch again to see how to do the offset. Amazing tutorial .
Yup are very sweet! Good luck!
Does embossing the images hurt the machine. I like the newer machine because it has the auto blade TFS
As long as you heat emboss to fully melt the powder, it should not do anything to the machine. I would not want dust particles to get inside the machine. But you can wipe off the scanner, I'll do a video soon to show how! I wanted to wait on the machine until they got the kinks worked out! And I wanted to hear if the auto blade would work well. ~ Thanks for watching!
Hi Terry, I will be purchasing one of these for something similar as to what you did in this video, except I will be cutting them directly on the outline - 0.00. I wanted to ask, how clean is the cut when you set it to 0.00? Does it cut it right on the line exact? Thank you!
The cut is amazingly on the line!
@@TerryCowans great, thank you!
Terry Thank you for the amazing videos. It's hard to find an explanation using the Brothers N Cut. Your videos are very helpful.
Please, help me. If I will use online software from Brothers, can the N Cut software recognize the page, maybe remember? For instance, I will have 5-10 identical sheets of paper/stickers with the same design? I would like to cut 5-10 pages remotely using the software.
Thank you.
I believe the problem would be lining up your paper in the machine in the precise spot to cut.
@@TerryCowans I see. I need a scan first. Thank you.
If will have prepared 2 separate layers - the 2 images by themselves and white border with 3mm. After, will upload the image to ScanNcut software.
Will be an accurate and consistent cutting from the Brothers Scan Ncut? Or do I need to create a line around the white edge, if I want to see cutting edges look identical for 2 images?
I am asking because I like a lot of how Ncut works, how smart, quiet and fast this machine is, and try to figure out how the software works. I can't find a lot of videos on TH-cam and I am glad I found your amazing channel.
You are so sweet, thank you!
@@Marina-om1xy you are sweet! Like the 2 separate layers idea. You will like the software. I like how easy it is to send it from the scanner to your computer and back again.
Thank you for your response and answer. 🌷
Tfs can I ask where did you get the stamp from ?
Aren't the Gnomes the cutest? Many companies have Gnomes these days, this set is from PhotoPlay. Here's links on my website -- reddinup.com/scanncut/fussy-cutting/. Enjoy!
Would you happen to know if the scan and cut will cut out the digital prints you get online so you don’t have to fuzzy cut them? TYIA
Sure, check out this page, reddinup.com/scanncut/. Scroll down to "Cutting Photographs." See if that is what you are trying to cut out!
Lovely video very well done. I checked your chart of the scan n cut machines but mine is not on your list it is the very first one made CM550 and I don’t use it very much because it doesn’t scan very well or maybe it’s just me plus mine is not Bluetooth you need to use card to download images. I was very upset with Brother because after I bought it they came out with the ones that have Bluetooth built in. I live in Canada so you can imagine the price I paid for it. Do you know anything about this machine I am Very frustrated with it. Have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much for your kind words! That chart is the most recent one on the Brother website, and I swear it changes all the time! Not quite sure of their numbering system, or when they drop off the models! I'm just familiar with the 350 and 650, so I'm not much help. I will, however, say that you need a SOLID line around the image and a well-lit area for the scanner to do it's work. When I first started I didn't realize this, and I wanted to throw it out of the window because I could scan something three times and get three different results. I hope this helps! Good luck!!
Also, I found on the Brother site that the 550 is discontinued -- see www.brother-usa.com/products/cm550dx. You might contact Brother and see if their offer anything for upgrading the machine. I know when Cricut had a model that was not printing correctly, they took care of it with customers. Just a thought!
@@TerryCowans Didn’t realize lighting is an issue with these machines. Hmmmmm…..
@@dianestarr9612 it's something that I have noticed. Don't make sense, but if I make sure I'm working in a well lit space, it scans better. My imagination?!?
Hi Terry I came across your video. I have a scan an cut but don't know how to use it. I was sold when I was told all the images I would get. But I have to up load or down load. I don't know how to use it. Do you have any info how I can do this. It would help alot other than that it sit there 2years now. Thank
D Bessette
Nice to meet you Deborah!
There are many images built into the machine. See this video:
Built in images -- th-cam.com/video/fMb89iyaCM0/w-d-xo.html
Plus you can load images to the machine. There is also software you can connect to your machine. I'll do a video soon about these features! Thanks for the ideas!
Here's my ScanNCut Playlist -- th-cam.com/video/fMb89iyaCM0/w-d-xo.html -- for many other ideas!
Can you bring that stamp set to our next crop
Will do!
Just wondering why you wouldn't use the already printed backing sheet you took the stamps off to scan the images?
The machine needs to know where on the mat the image is. Hope this makes sense.
Oh, so much easier than hand cranking those dies through a die cut machine.
Yes. And I've learned to keep it sitting on my desk so I use it!
Thanks for commenting!!
where did you get the folder from please the clear acrylic and is it sticky as it attached I see it didn't come off.
sorry, not sure what folder you saw in the video. can you explain?
the stamps are on a clear sheet that came with the stamps, not sure if that's what you saw.
Seems like a lot just to make a few tags. I’m sure there are lots of other uses too, but too expensive for me . I made some cute Christmas tags on my printer, looked just as good. But what ever floats your boat!
I hear you. Crafting is an expensive hobby! I enjoy showing what is possible. ~ Thanks for watching!
@@TerryCowans you can say that again. I started painting and I have purchased more things than I’ll ever use. I really don’t need another hobby. lol. If I was still teaching or working with children I would probably buy a scan and cut. But I’d have to hide it from my husband. lol
@Lois Bowers You can use it to cut images from designer paper instead of fussy cutting, as well as all of your other stamped images for card making or scrapbooking; much more than tags. There are also images built into the machine that you can cut out, too. If you use it often, it will pay for itself the first year. 😊✌
How well does it cut out stamped words?
Pretty well. I increase the distance around the words to help it cut around them. I have also used vellum or a clear sheet to draw the outline, scan that, then remove the sheet and cut.
Can this machine cut label sticker rolls if I attach roll feeder on it
The newer Brother Scan N Cut (DX models) have a "HALF CUT" feature that will allow you to automatically cut sticker paper. See this video -- th-cam.com/video/Frp99b-AM0Q/w-d-xo.html -- where she printed on mat sticker paper, scans, then half cuts so that it does not cut thru the page.
On the older machines you can decrease the pressure and test that you only cut so far into your paper. The scan n cut is excellent at scanning your images and cutting around them. You can specify the distance of the border around your image too.
Do you have to hook up to a computer to use the scan and cut? My mom wants one but doesnt have a computer to hook it up to. Like I have to hook my cricut up to my computer to get the image to cut or draw.
It is not required. You can do editing on the scanned image on the computer and it's easy to send back and forth. But you do not need a computer.
It has many common built in shapes. And the scanning is wonderful.
Hi just found this video.I was wondering do you have to have the scan n cut hooked up to a computer,or do u just use your phone? T.i.A.
Hello! I have it connected to a Windows computer. ~ Thanks for watching!
I’m a science teacher. I just bought a ScanNCut to have the machine cut all my paper models and what not. It is a pain to cut stuff that doesn’t have straight edges for a full class of 30 students by hand 😅
That's a great reason to have one! Yes, you NEEDED this!
~ Thanks for watching!!
I didn’t know they exist until after I bought a silhouette 4 which I don’t like that much.
I have heard the silhouette software is hard to learn. I have not tried it yet myself. If you get a brother, get an inexpensive one. Mostly the difference is the built in patterns.
I want a sdx125e or cricut what is your opinion I am not computer savvy at all.i am looking to make car decals, stickers and iron on for shirts.this looks so simple compared to cricut.whats the difference is it major.im not looking to sell things it's personal use.
The Brother does not require a computer, so that's a plus. It has many built in basic shapes. If there are specific graphics that you like, I would suggest the Cricut machine. The Cricut Joy is wonderfully easy to use (with a phone app), but if you need to cut large images, I would suggest the Cricut Explore Air machine.
My recommendation is to look over the shapes that you want to use, then decide if you have the patience to learn how to get the shape into the Brother machine, or use the Cricut software (can be your phone or tablet or computer) to cut your shapes.
I have been reading comments about this machine and people say the mat does not stick very well and it’s hard to find more mats. Have you had any trouble?
The mats, just like the Cricut, do stop being sticky. It's due to the paper fibers get stock to it. If you put it in the sink and wash with a little dish soap and let it dry, it will get some stickiness back. I also use some scotch tape to hold my paper in place too. ~ Thanks for watching!
I bought the brother Disney scan an cut but it’s still in the box it is so intimidating
Yes, there is quite a learning curve! Keep watching for Brother Scan N Cut tips!
I need your help. Which is the right model number ? I want to stamp on the paper then have machine cut the shapes
I show the 650 (over $500) but I tell people that if you are using it just to stamp and cut the shapes, the new SDX will work for you. Here is a comparison chart -- reddinup.com/scanncut/. Notice the SDX85 is the lowest price and has 251 built in shapes. It will work well for you! Here is one on Amazon for $299 -- amzn.to/3XDzoXO. They can be found at JoAnn's, Kohl's, and Home Depot too.
This is kind of like the silhouette cameo or cricut cutter
Yes, very similar! ~ Thanks for watching!
I have a CM250 and I HATE it! Always chops up my images. I think I need a newer one. Yours seems to work great. Not only does it cut up the images, it won’t select everything on the outside of the image. So frustrating. Then the paper never sticks good either. I think there are better mats now.
Oh, I'm sorry to hear you are having troubles with your machine. I would hope even their early models would scan nicely! The mats are always loosing their sticky (same for Silhouette and Cricut machines). I use scotch tape to hold my paper in place! Now, the image does need to be a complete line, so use a pencil to fill in any missing gaps, then you can erase the pencil marks. Give it a try!
I have trouble getting my CM250 to work right as well, but I think it's just me. My biggest issue is the blade. I also don't like the mats. Tape sounds like a good solution.
Hola para recuperar la plancha una vez que se quedó sin pegamento, puedes hacer lo siguiente: dejar la plancha toda la noche con jabón para vajilla, al otro dia pasas un paño y con una espátula comienzas a quitar todo el pegamento viejo, luego la limpias bien para que no quede nada de pegamento.Una vez seco le pasar un felpon adhesivo, llamado ZIG JUMBO GLEU, lo pasas por toda la plancha como si fuera un felpon, solo una vez ,sino quedará con mucho pegamento. Ahoa podrás usar tu plancha como si fuera uns nueva.Ojala les sirva 😊
I had to translate ... thank you!
Hello, to recover the iron once it ran out of glue, you can do the following: leave the iron overnight with dish soap, the next day you wipe it with a cloth and with a spatula you begin to remove all the old glue, then you clean it well so that there is no glue left. Once dry, apply an adhesive felt, called ZIG JUMBO GLEU, pass it over the entire plate as if it were a felt, only once, otherwise it will be left with a lot of glue. Now you can use your iron as if it were new. I hope it works for you
is it possible to make the stamps we see on the video with the scanncut (I mean with bas relief, for example a word that has disconeccted letters)
The scan n cut will go around the image. It does not need to be embossed like I did, but it does need to be connected. A trick is to draw a solid line with pencil around your disconnected word. Then you can scan, cut, then erase the pencil line. Hope this helps!
@@TerryCowans You gave a good tip! My question was oriented to the stamp itself, i bought the Stamp kit, and i tought i could make regular stamps (bas-relief/on-relief with separated letters) and I´m finding out after installing it today that the stamps are more "simple silicon stencils" than real stamps
@@zinc438 I have not played with the stamp kit. I need to check that out! Years ago I cut a stamp using my cricut. It was a silicone material that a deep blade could cut. Haven't tried the Scan N Cut setup.
Mam do we need to keep changing mat sheet after using once???
No, I keep using my same mat. Wash with warm soapy water to clean, let dry to become sticky again.
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thanks!
Hey, Terry
I need a question answered. Purchased a 125 scan and cut. What I was wondering is: can I trace around some Tim Holtz die cuts, scan them, then cut them out of poster board or thin chipboard? Thanks.
I have not tried that, but I'm sure that would work! Remember to trace using a dark marker on light paper for best scanning results. It also works to trace around any stamped image too! Sometimes I have used tracing paper to make the shape, then I scan and save on my machine for future use! Good luck, let me know how it turns out!
@@TerryCowans thanks so much, I ordered some discontinued Tim holtz village dwelling cut outs from Etsy.
@@patriciadagostino1257 Had to google them -- those are very cute! Have fun!!
Does it cut the balsa wood?
It does! Here's Julie Fei-Fan Balzer with a balsa wood project -- th-cam.com/video/LiylUg9acy4/w-d-xo.html
~ Thanks for watching!
Here's another video -- th-cam.com/video/qzQRISfQ6JA/w-d-xo.html
They are all suggesting to get the thinnest type you can find.
You must use the DEEP blade too.
Oh, this gal shows that the wood needs to be thin enough to fit under the rollers.
th-cam.com/video/JudJelBD7JI/w-d-xo.html
More ways to use my Brother!
It's so handy! Thanks for watching & commenting!
Is it easy to learn how to use it
There a bit of a learning curve and little things you need to know! See my video summary page to see everything it can do! See reddinup.com/scanncut/. Hopefully this helps! ~ Thanks so much for watching!
What is the benefit of embossing your stamped images before scanning them?
Thanks for watching! I like to emboss not just because it makes the black border a little brighter, but when I color in the images, there is a little lip that will hold in the watercolor paint or marker color. Once you start, it's hard not to emboss it! Ha!
I've tried and tried to no avail. IF !!! it cuts the edges are all ragged.
I hear ya. Stick with it. The line is exact, so a lot of what we can is jagged. Tell the border to be "0.04" or more, it will smooth the line a little.
Can critcut do this?
Cricut cannot scan. They have an option where you can use the their mobile app to take a picture of the mat, but good luck with it, I found it very frustrating. ~ Thanks for watching!
@@TerryCowans I just attempted that process of scanning in some owls I colored in, took them into photoshop to turn to black, and then to illustrator to make an svg, and then to sure cuts a lot 5, and the cut was off on my test. After you go through like five different programs to cut out what you made, it is just not accurate on the cricut. This machine looks like a dream. Please let me know which version you recommend again. I do not care about noise.
I really wanted my Cricut to work too. I spent days scanning to get it to work. It's just more convenient with the Brother ScanNCut since it has a built in scanner! Sounds like you are at that point too!
I think you can purchase the SDX85 (it comes in different colors). Here's a link -- amzn.to/3rgfnHa -- they are currently $299. If you use my link, I make a few dollars.
Here is a comparison chart -- reddinup.com/scanncut/ -- to see the difference in the models. It's really just the built in shapes. Hope this help! I know you will love the scan n cut!
@@TerryCowans Thank you. As soon as I get some cash saved up. It will be a done deal.
I’d rather buy the one with the auto blade
Totally understand! That feature along with being quieter is very nice!
I have the 350 and it will not find the edges of images like yours just did :/ no matter how clear they are it will not do it :/
Make sure the edge of the image has a complete path. I've used a pencil to connect all the lines to ensure it follows that path. I've been wanting to make a video showing a bunch of different types of stamps -- I better get on that!
Thanks for watching!!
The sound quality is not good.
Thanks for the feedback. I need to re-record it!
I hate this machine. It's a hit N miss. I've followed many directions over and over to very poor results
Aw, I'm sorry you don't like the Brother Scan N Cut. I had to play with it for awhile. The lighting is very important, I used a desk lamp behind it to help. ~ Thanks for watching!