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Mozart

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  1. Good to see you here Steve, Cameo 3 is what I’ve got…..old but reliable (bit like me really!). Do you know if it has the Designer software loaded, it’s essential for creating the kind of masks that we do. If not, it’s a one-off payment via Silhouette. 
    Max 

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  2. Welcome Butch, I hope you find what you want here, I don’t know how much there is on Cricuts because I think most use Silhouette, but fingers crossed. 

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  3. Never ever trusted the trace function, just too much hassle so I scan, drag the scan into the Studio screen then draw it from scratch. Takes a bit of practice but essentially very very easy. 

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  4. Hello John, good to see you here! I also have the Border Models Lanc to do at some time, also using masks because I’m doing ME453 (PO-L) of 467 Squadron RAAF lost on 3 March 45. What’s yours going to be? 

  5. 20 hours ago, PhilJ said:

    Right, my first potentially daft question:

    is there a knack to peeling the Oramask back off the cutting mat without peeling the mask from its own backing in spots as you go?

    Not daft at all Phil, I imagine we've all experienced it.  New mats tend to be far too sticky and "cling on" to anything, so the trick is to try to reduce its stickiness, various techniques have been posted but I think just a flat hand pressed over it a few times helps.  My mat sadly faces the opposite problem after 10 years of use, but can I face a new ultra-sticky mat? Hmmm!

     

    Max

  6. I’d be very happy with the results you’ve achieved Gaz, especially when you compare yours against the decal. Gene is right about the settings…..blade depth, force in particular and number of passes are all important considerations. I wouldn’t know what force to use on your paper masks, I usually set mine to “6” for Oramask 810 but I imagine for paper it would be slightly less? I must investigate paper masks. 
    Max 

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