It depends more on the materials being cut and the condition of your tools. You can upload literally any image to design space and it will attempt to cut it. TLDR - there’s no actual specifications as to how small of details it can cut. Sorry if that sounds extremely rambling, especially if I did not answer any of your questions 🤷🏻♀️ I’ve never tried cardboard, but I’ve used pretty heavy cardstock and have only had issues when I need a new blade or mat. This also gets worse when my mats lose stickiness and my blades get dull.
With tooling leathers (very firm/not stretchy) I am able to cut much smaller designs, but the softer I go in leather, the the better the chance the cut will be imperfect. Using my Cricut maker to cut acrylic flowersThis link contains an affiliate link, if you order using this link I will make a small commission Cricut blade or. For example, I sometimes use my machine to cut leather. A LOT of it will depend on your material and the sharpness of your blades/stickiness of your mat. Make The Cut 4.1.0 Serial Windows 7 Ultimate I Have MTC 4.1.0 working under Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS VirtualBox (VirtualBox Graphical User Interface Version 5.2. It is suggested no details smaller than 1/4” with the knife blade, but I have done smaller and it worked. The regular blade is 1.1mm, so thinner materials that can be cut with a regular or deep point blade can be cut in more intricate designs, while thicker materials that require the knife blade are a little more limited in small designs. Third parties sell attachments for this, but using one will void your warranty.Īs far as cutting, you can do just about anything.
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