It is recommended for use with fabrics (without needed to bond the back!) and other soft, delicate, or less-dense materials, such as tissue paper and cork. It is part of the QuickSwap tools, which feature a special gear housing (see image). The Rotary Blade is only compatible with the Maker. Perfect for using with sewing, applique & embroidery designs. This helps prolong the life of the blade. It has pink housing to match the Cricut Pink Fabric Cutting Mat so that you could easily recognize that your blade and mat were dedicated to cutting fabric. It is the same blade as the Premium Fine Cut Blade. The fabric must be bonded or it will get ripped and stretched while cutting.
It is recommended for more intricate cuts on bonded fabrics or fabrics with an iron-on backer. The Bonded Fabric Blade can be used with both the Maker & the Explore family of machines. It has a steeper angled tip and is made of harder, more durable steel. Try using this blade to cut your earring svg templates. It is recommended for intricate cuts on thicker materials, such as a magnets, chipboard, stamp material, thick card stock, stiffened felt, foam sheets, cardboard, and some fabrics. The Deep Cut Blade can be used with both the Maker & the Explore family of machines. The housing used to be silver but is now gold. It works extremely well with fine, delicate cuts, such as mandala svg designs. It is recommended for use with paper, card stock, poster board, vinyl, iron-on, and other thin to medium weight materials. The Premium Fine Cut Blade can be used with both the Maker & the Explore family of machines. Currently there are 11 blade tools available. What are the different Cricut Blades used for?Ĭricut offers blades for the Maker & the Explore family of die cutting machines. Let's look at each blade and see what materials it can be used on and also which machine it is compatible with. Vector Art (T Shirts, Stickers, Transfers)
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