Silhouette Cutting Vinyl Settings

Use the normal cutting settings for heavy cardstock but with the blade set on 4.

Silhouette cutting vinyl settings.

Silhouette finally has more autoblades available and is sending me a new one. Cut a piece of vinyl slightly larger than your deign and placed it on the cutting mat. Cutting and weeding super small text live never a good idea. Speed may change depending on the intricacy of the cutting as well we have added a new silhouette cameo chart.

Below you ll find cut settings for silhouette cricut and brother scan n cut. This chart is for machines that are using the latest software update which is version 3. Glow in the dark vinyl use for glow in the dark vinyl. To cut scroll down to the bottom of the cut settings screen and select send to silhouette.

You can also find a vinyl guide and a sizing guide below. You can right click on the images to save them to your computer or you can click the pinterest button in the middle to save them for later. This will get you to a good starting point. Thicker materials will likely require higher thickness levels.

The settings in the chart are what has worked for us on our machines. If your silhouette cutting mat is brand new you may want to de stick the cutting mat somewhat by blotting it with a clean t shirt. Click on blade settings to find all the cut settings you need. I sure hope it works.

Look at how smooth those cuts are. Settings may vary by machine or batch of vinyl. Tips from cameo users. Place the vinyl onto the silhouette cutting mat with the backing paper side down onto the mat making sure the vinyl is covering the same area where the design is placed on the virtual mat in silhouette studio.

The end cap unscrews while it s cutting it won t automatically set itself to the cut settings in the send menu etc. Continue to the charts below to find the cut settings for kiss cut and full cut stickers using your autoblade and ratchet blade. I was pleasantly surprised with how well the curio cut vinyl. To achieve the best results slower speeds may be recommended for thicker materials or designs that are more intricate.

I can t believe how well the curio cuts vinyl. I have had nothing but trouble with the autoblade that came with my new cameo 4.