Silhouette Is Tearing Vinyl

Make sure your cutting mat is pretty sticky when place the vinyl on it to cut.

Silhouette is tearing vinyl.

I am using silhouette vinyl. My cameo will not make a clean cut on monograms. This video shows how i resolved a silhouette vinyl cutting issue. Happy crafters has all the trending colors of htv and oracal 651 that you need as well as the customer service to help you get your job done.

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This is a tool you can use to change the setting on the blade. Fortunately this problem can usually be resolved with some basic troubleshooting steps. I have cleaned the. The angle of the blade goes into the vinyl at a slightly different angle than the regular silhouette ratchet blade or auto blade which again prevents the vinyl from being torn.

Just remove the blade from the carriage put it blade side down into the indention and turn until the blade is on the setting you want. When a font is very thin the silhouette cameo blade passes by the same area twice and can cause the vinyl to pull up or tear while cutting. But with just a small tweak in silhouette studio you can pretty much cut any font no matter how small intricate or thin and even script fonts. If it happens to finish the cut without tearing the vinyl the cut is not clean and the curly part of the letters comes up when weeding.

If your cricut maker or cricut explore machine is tearing or dragging through the material check the following. Blade ratchet to change blade setting on each machine made in the last 3 years or so there is a round indentation on the machine in the lower left hand side. Use a sticky mat. This will keep the material firmly in place.

The vinyl sticks to the blade and peels up during the cut.