Craft Edge

The SVG files for these artworks are in the SVG area of this board under Holidays. I called them Ribbon1,2 and 3. Thank Linda for sending me the files so I could convert them to SVG!

Very cool file. I also use Illustrator. When I open the file, I see you have 65 layers. Wow. Just curious why so many?

Sam,
We don't use a drill bit sharpener to sharpen our cutters. We use a special grinder. My boss is the guy who would actually be sharpening the blade. When I get a blade or mine gets dull, I will let you know how it works.
Our Cricuts work more like plotters than CNC mills.

If anybody has some old blades sitting around that you aren't going to use anymore, would you be willing to send them to me. I am going to figure out how to sharpen them. I work in a Tool and Die shop and we sharpen our Carbon Steel cutters all the time for our CNC mills. I imagine you could send it...

PM me with an e-mail address. I have something that might work.

Here are some frames that I came up with. Three have HOHOHO on them and three have Santa Hats. If you take these into Inkscape, you can adjust the size of the frames by pulling on certain nodes. I hope everyone likes them.

I agree on the uninstall and then reinstall the program!

It all depends on the individual file. A JPG file is a low resolution file meant to be viewed on screen. A PDF file could be any type of file saved as a PDF. I can create a file in Illustrator and save it as a PDF and you could open it and not have to trace any of it because it will already be vecto...

You will want to make a note of the original sizes. When you import them into SCAL, the sizes might change.

As of right now, there isn't a way to hide items that you don't want to cut in SCAL. It has been suggested and will probably show up in an Update sometime in the future. Whatever is on the page is going to cut.