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The eCraft uses a proprietary file format, however the eCraftshop Design Software allows you to import SVG files, automatically converting them for compatibility with the eCraft. The software allows users to import SVG files and access True Type and Open Type Fonts, then establish draw and cut lines, or create your own images within the software using our design tools.

Yes, using our eCraftshop Design software.

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For Mac users, we recommend a third party software program called Sure Cuts A Lot by Craft Edge and another software for PC users called Make The Cut! by Make The Cut. We do not have plans at this time to release a Mac version of the software. Yes, using a USB cable, but it is not required (see above).ĮCraftshop Design Software is currently PC only. They enable you to work independently of a computer and are available in different themes (Celebrations, Banners, Waterlife, Swirls, Fonts, etc…) We currently have 16 SD Cards and each with over 150 images. We use SD Cards similar to those used in digital cameras. Draw without cutting or cut without drawing is also an option with the eCraftshop software. The eCraft draws first and then cuts without having to stop and swap or reset anything. Our images come with preset draw and cut lines. Yes, a pen and a blade are in the machine at the same time. Naturally, if you’re cutting through vellum, blades will last longer than cutting thicker cardstock. We use high quality blades similar to those used in other cutters. There is a guideline on the tray to help you determine the maximum quantity, as well as an alert on the eCraft that tells you when the paper tray is empty.

The number of sheets depends on the thickness/weight of the paper.

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We’ve take the trial and error process out of it to help minimize wasting paper! Depending on how intricate the cut is, some images won’t go smaller than 3″ whereas others can go as small as half an inch.

We’ve tested all of the images on our SD cards and set a predetermined minimum size for each one. The eCraft cutter can handle paper up to 12″ wide, and the maximum width of an image you can cut is approximately 11¾”. The eCraft cutting machine can handle paper up to 12″ wide by ANY length! You can cut smaller pieces as well, we’re all about saving money and using scraps! Although we don’t recommend going smaller than 2″ x 3″. You can use a low pressure setting to kiss-cut vinyl (cuts only the top layer) and a high pressure setting which a multi-cut (more than 1 pass of the blade) to cut through chipboard! Yes! The eCraft’s pressure setting range from 1 to 8 and you can increase the pressure by half level increments. Many fabrics can be cut as long as they are stabilized first using a press-on or iron-on stabilizer. Paper (standard, flocked, glitter, magnet, adhesive backed), card stock, vellum, vinyl, organza, grunge paper, grunge board, wood veneers, chipboard and thin Fun Foam. No more mess, fuss or risk of tearing when removing material from a mat. Once the cut out is pulled away, the tabs are virtually unnoticeable, leaving you with a perfectly smooth cut out. The amount & size of tabs are adjustable depending on user preference. As the eCraft cuts, it leaves behind what we call “micro-tabs” which hold the material together until you pull it apart. The eCraft’s unique design keeps the sheet secure with a series of rollers and guides without the need for a cutting mat. We apologize in advance for the inconvenience this may cause.* Is it true about no cutting mat? *We no longer are supporting the software and would suggest checking out third party software companies such as Sure Cuts A Lot and Make The Cut.

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Please read the user manual thoroughly before using the eCraft Electric Cutting System.

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