Roland, GCC, Cricut Explore Cutter Blade - 65 Degrees 2mm

Yes, this is a replacement for the Cricut Explore Air 2. If you are cutting thinner materials such as Easyweed or Colorspark Holographic you would use the 45 degree blade. If you are cutting thicker material like Flock or Glitter vinyl, you would use the 65 degree blade.

TRW Pilar (7/5/2022) · Accepted Answer

This blade is used in place of the Cricut Deep Cut blade and is a higher quality blade. Whatever materials you'd use the Cricut Deep Point blade on, you should be able to use this blade with ease.

Please note that often, Cricut states you must do several passes to cut through these specialty materials. We recommend doing test cuts every time, to be sure you have your cut specs dialed in properly.

TRW Pilar (7/5/2022) · Accepted Answer

This blade is used in place of the Cricut Deep Cut blade and is a higher quality blade. Whatever materials you'd use the Cricut Deep Cut blade on, you should be able to use this blade with ease.

Please note that often, Cricut states you must do several passes to cut through these specialty materials. We recommend doing test cuts every time, to be sure you have your cut specs dialed in properly.

Jennifer Ziegler (3/22/2021) · Accepted Answer

Cut setting may vary based on your particular blade, blade life, and material so we always suggest doing a test cut before any project to determine which works best for you. However, 45 would commonly be used for thinner materials and would be a good place to start, normally the 65 is only required for thicker hard to cut materials.

TRW Pilar (1/25/2023) · Accepted Answer

Very close...we use the 45 degree blade for Magic Flock. Search for Blade on our site and the ones labeled Roland|GCC|Cricut - 45 degrees will be the blades you'll want.

When you go to cut the Magic Flock, peel the paper backing off and stick the Magic Flock directly to your cutting mat. This will help weed out the dots.

Then, set a custom cut setting of 350 pressure, Fine Point Blade and Single Cut. When prompted by Design Space, select More for pressure.

TRW-Crystal (1/28/2023) · Accepted Answer

We update our stock as regularly as possible, please check back next week.

TRW Pilar (5/31/2023) · Accepted Answer

We don't carry that brand, so we have not tested cut settings on it. We use the 65 Degree blade for thicker materials, such as Siser Brick. With our own ColorSpark Flash Reflective htv or our ColorSpark Reflective Adhesive Vinyl, we use the 45 degree blade.

When cutting any material, we recommend doing test cuts, so you can get the cut specs dialed in properly.

TRW Pilar (6/2/2023) · Accepted Answer

We use the 45 degree blade for almost everything, except for thicker materials, like the Siser Brick htv. Whichever blade you choose to use, always do test cuts to get your cut specs dialed in properly.

TRW Pilar (6/2/2023) · Accepted Answer

This particular blade cannot fit in the Silhouette. We do have listings for the Silhouette machines with this brand of blade. https://www.therhinestoneworld.com/graphtec-cameo-blade-bundle-45-degree or if you don't need the blade holder: https://www.therhinestoneworld.com/graphtec-cutter-blades-45-degree

TRW Pilar (10/25/2023) · Accepted Answer

Our TRW Clean Cut blades fit in the following: Maker, Explore, Explore Air, Explore One and Explore Air 2

Roland, GCC, Cricut Explore Cutter Blade - 65 Degrees 2mm

Roland, GCC, Cricut Explore Cutter Blade - 65 Degrees 2mm

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