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New Silhouette CAMEO 4 blades and tools are now available to pre order! But what tools are included with the Silhouette CAMEO 4 and what must be purchased separately? Tools included with Silhouette CAMEO 4 As far as tools and blades, out of the box the Silhouette CAMEO 4 includes the Autoblade 2 and four tool adapters. With the exception of the CAMEO 3 Autoblade, the tool adapters can be used to fit Silhouette CAMEO 3 tools in the CAMEO 4. They all go in the left tool carriage, Carriage 1…

This post has been a long time in the construction process. After almost 2 years of testing this blade, I feel comfortable in being able to give you some tips on it. The Kraft blades are designed to cut thicker materials. And they do, but it is not a blade that you can simply pop… Continue reading 15+ Tips for the Silhouette Kraft blades

Finding the right cut settings for your Silhouette Cameo can be difficult. That's why we put together this handy chart with all of our products. We have the right cut setting for Oracal 651, Oracal 631, Iron-On, Cardstock, and more below.

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One of the most powerful and versatile tools you will use with your Silhouette Cameo die cutting machine is the blade. There are several different varieties of blades available, let’s check them all out and see how they can be used. 1. Self Adjusting Blade The new Self Adjusting Blade is the “new blade on the block!”

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One of the big brags of the Silhouette CAMEO 4 is the power of the high pressure right side tool carriage which is reserved for just three tools: the Rotary Blade, the Punch tool and the 3mm Kraft Blade. The 3mm Silhouette Kraft Blade, which can ONLY be used in the CAMEO 4, is a very powerful tool which not only can cut through thick materials, but can also take advantage of the increased force of Carriage 2. However, it requires a whole different type of cutting - and thinking and planning…

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The one question I get asked over and over is what settings do I use to cut different types of materials. I have a cheat sheet I cut and keep on the inside cover of the Cameo. These are settings that have worked for me and that I have collected from various websites, etc. Note, not all machines are equal and some settings may need "tweaked" for your machine. Click here for a downloadable copy. This file will print on an 8.5 x 11 (landscape).