Print Then Cut Tips - Hacks to Cricut Cut Perfection

[@bethmegansmith4642]

Thank you ,for the Gold tips and tricks Amazing xxxx Happy Crafting

[@KellyRossouw]

You are so welcome!

[@pixydust474]

I would to see a video using 3D printer for parts. Thank you for sharing so much useful knowledge.

[@KellyRossouw]

I will add it tot he list! :)

[@riettewilken462]

Learning so much from your videos, thank you.

[@KellyRossouw]

So nice of you :)

[@johanrossouw3557]

Great video kelly ,these tips are game changers !

[@KellyRossouw]

They absolutely are 🙌

[@dreakie]

Love it! Thank you again for some amazing tips!

[@KellyRossouw]

You are so welcome!

[@peonycreative3730]

Awesome tips! 💕

[@KellyRossouw]

Thank you so much!! 💙

[@rosegombos]

Hi, that is a very nice support for the front of the cricut. I would love to know where to get the 3d file. Because where my cricut lives, I don't have the option for a book to support. lol I think it is a very smart tool.

[@KellyRossouw]

www.thingiverse.com/thing:5320606 here you go! :)

[@rosegombos]

@@KellyRossouw thank you so much.

[@bobslfcu773]

Nice video. Something I noticed was on a jpg image that was imported to Design Space, The Cricut was actually trying to cut out the jagged edges on the image. It took awhile to figure out why the machine was taking so long to cut out the image. If you zoom in on the image, you can see the jagged edges. The result looked ok but it took a long time to cut it out. So I guess the tip would be not to use jpg if there is another option???

[@KellyRossouw]

Hi Bob! This has a lot to do with how the image is uploaded into Design Space, take a look at this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJeWk4aYprqYbKM

[@JyotiSingh-so8kh]

Thank you for these great tips! Did you get the print and cut area to be bigger than 17x23? The page looks full with minimal wastage 👌🏽

[@KellyRossouw]

You are so welcome! Its unfortunately not possible yet. But I used the attach method to super maximise the space :)