Troubleshooting

Dealing with incorrect sandwich build-up can quickly turn a promising craft session into a pile of torn paper, half-cut cardstock, and bent cutting plates. The term refers to the layered stack of plates, dies,...

If you’ve ever run a detailed die through your machine only to find the paper torn or the cut incomplete, you know how frustrating it can be. Die cutting is both an art and...

In the world of paper crafting and die cutting, nothing feels worse than feeding a pristine sheet of specialty cardstock through your machine, only to discover a jagged, half-cut shape or a torn design....

Every crafter who works with paper, cardstock, fabric or thin metal knows the frustration of running a die through a motorised roller machine only to find that one edge of the design cut perfectly...

Intricate dies—with their delicate filigree, tiny cut-outs, and complex patterns—add breathtaking detail to handmade cards, scrapbook pages, and paper crafts. But nothing is more frustrating than running a detailed die through your machine only...

An electric die cutting machine takes the manual labour out of cutting intricate shapes for card making, scrapbooking and other craft projects. These machines pull a cutting mat or material through a set of...

We know the feeling. You have set aside a precious afternoon for card making or scrapbooking, your fresh pack of patterned paper is waiting, and the embossing folder design you fell in love with...

The sandwich method is the backbone of successful manual die cutting. If you’ve ever fed a cutting plate into your machine only to find that your die barely left a mark or, worse, tore...

There’s nothing more frustrating than lining up a beautiful piece of cardstock, running it through your beloved die cutting machine, and finding that the cut is incomplete, ragged, or completely missing. Whether you own...