Cricut Is Tearing Vinyl With Small Font

This will keep the material firmly in place.

Cricut is tearing vinyl with small font.

I m not sure if the vinyl isn t good if the lettering is too small or if the blade isn t good enough but it s starting to get frustrating. We have the best cricut fonts for vinyl monograms and cursive. Use a sticky mat. With the maker you choose your material settings through design space when using a cricut explore make sure your dial is turned to custom.

I just feel very bitter and discouraged. Ive been using a basically new blade orcal 651 vinyl and basically brand. My mom has a maker as well and all of her cuts seem to cut perfect. Does anyone know a fix for this.

Hide parts of the design when cutting small. Free fonts for cricut. Quality of the vinyl blade sharpness speed and pressure. Change or increase the size of the font if using one.

Make sure your cutting mat is pretty sticky when place the vinyl on it to cut. All of these cute christmas ideas i see on ornaments and glasses are super cute but i am so discouraged to cut anything with remotely small letters. The angle of the blade goes into the vinyl at a slightly different angle than the regular silhouette ratchet blade or auto blade which again prevents the vinyl from being torn. First it wasn t cutting enough and after changing the pressure settings it seems to be cutting better but ripping the vinyl.

If using a cricut explore air 2 or cricut maker in fast mode turn fast mode off and attempt your cut again. Realistically there may just be images that are too small or intricate to cut. If there is a lot of detail in your image or if you are using a super cute script font cursive it will only cut correctly when sized properly. Choose the proper cut setting.

Cricut design space comes with a few fonts but you can use all the fonts here to make magnificent cuts and crafts. Try increasing the size of the image. One of the real challenges i m having is to cut reasonably small text or shapes in vinyl without lifting or tearing off the substrate. If cutting a simple image resolves the issue try cutting the more intricate image using the custom setting for cardstock intricate cuts.

Use the contour tool to hide parts of the design that are super tiny when you are cutting the design out small. However it keeps ripping the letting.