Can you cut glitter cardstock? or chipboard?
85785
Yes you can cut glitter card stock if it's thick glitter card stock it has to have several passes to cut, but it will cut. It's the same for the chipboard it depends on how thick it is but it will cut it with several passes.
843557
Yes it is very easy to use! The thicker the card stock, the better. It will cut through the thinner cardstock. Practice on paper first!
1946819
You probably can. I usually make calendars most of the time but I think if you put your papers/card stock in the middle of the machine and after just cut the ends of the comb, you should be fine.
983867
If you wanted to I'm sure you could cut them separately. I would recommend doing it while they are still in the protective paper; the backing is very sticky. Otherwise they come in six sections.
1000874
I've never used it for chipboard, but I have cut 3 sheets of 65lb cardstock at one time. Together their thickness is 0.027 and I believe medium weight chipboard is 0.030? I'm not sure this is the best cutter for chipboard.
640134
You could ... but I wouldn't recommend doing that before laminating because the two sheets will no longer be attached on one edge. Plus, it may get jammed in your laminator unless you put between 2 larger pieces of paper. But if you want to laminate a bunch of small items (like business cards), run a bunch through on a large sheet together and then cut them out.
1691188
Open the Multipurpose Platform to Tab 1 (that's the surface you'll be cutting on). Next put on top of that put a clear plastic cutting pad. Your decorative strip comes next. You can't do the whole strip at one time - just move it up and down to get all of it. The paper goes on top of the dye (decorative strip) and lastly the other cutting pad. You can cut now and it should turn out beautifully.
234218
NO! I've tried. It cuts 110 lb cardstock, and 155 lb tag weight very nicely. But just can't cut plastic.
1385748
If you can use a scalpel or a box cutter then yes! Alternatively why not just order 2 x 6 card cases?
1572736
Yes. You can either cut them prior to laminating or you can run it through the laminator and cut afterwards.
1579102
I can't imagine it wouldn't - I cut 3 mil chipboard without much problem. You might want to take a look though at their support forum on knkusa.com and ask there to be sure.
1172625
Yes, you can. It is as thick as cardstock, yet still pliable enough for intricate projects.
814341
My guess would be probably not. This glitter is very, very fine, and I don't know if you would get the effect you want. It might look more like a solid color. It is sooooo fine that it is difficult to get off areas you don't want it. I only work on it when I can take my craft work outside because I don't want the fine glitter all over everywhere. It's beautiful on handmade cards however!
1946
Yes you sure CAN! In fact, on the back of each sheet are ruled lines going both horizontally and vertically so you can get a straight cut. I do this all the time in my scrapbooking procedure and it works 100% AOK. YES, to answer your question...and I am getting another order of these this week. Hope I've helped.
2131356
This is indicated to cut fabric.But cardstock will be cut too, as long as you use your blade only for papers.The use of a self healing mat is the best thing to do, otherwise, your desk could be injured by this blade as any other blade would damage it.
255954
You cut the opening to suit the contents so i dont see why not glitter. Just know the contents will dry over time as the cap is not air tight.
51766
No, I just cut a piece of cardboard 12 x 12 - it will not fit, unless there is shoving involved. That would defeat the whole purpose. Update: I just tried it lengthwise (or legal size way) and the Cardstock would fit fine in the tub but then you couldn't put the lid on it without doing damage to your Cardstock. So, this alternative would work, but only without the lid attached. Thanks.