Adjusting Cut Speed; Adjusting Cut Pressure; Multi-Cut - HP Cricut Imagine Benutzerhandbuch

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blade first before trying other options.

Adjusting Cut speed

The Cut Speed setting allows you to control the cutting speed for an optimal cut
on a variety of papers. If you regularly cut on heavyweight materials, you may want
to adjust this setting up to increase the cutting speed. For lightweight materials or
for smaller, more detailed cuts, you may want to turn the setting down to decrease
the cutting speed. After each adjustment, you should test the setting with a scrap
piece of paper, readjusting as necessary until you achieve the desired results.
Controls of the Cut Speed can be found in the Project Preview screen in the Cut
Settings section. Press the up arrow to increase the speed and the down arrow
to decrease it. As a general rule, decrease the speed if your cuts are being torn.
If this doesn't work, you may need to change the cut pressure, adjust the blade
depth, or replace the blade.

Adjusting Cut Pressure

The Cut Pressure setting allows you to control how hard the cutting mechanism
presses against the paper. For heavyweight materials, you may want to move the
setting up to increase the cut pressure. For lightweight materials, you may want
to change the setting down to decrease the pressure. After each adjustment, you
should test the setting with a scrap piece of paper, readjusting as necessary until
you achieve the desired results.
Controls for the Cut Pressure can be found in the Project Preview screen in the
Cut Settings section. Press the up arrow to increase the speed and the down ar-
row to decrease it. As a general rule, increase the pressure if your selections are
not being cut completely through the paper. If this doesn't work, the cut speed or
blade depth may need to be adjusted.

Multi-Cut

The Multi-Cut function allows you to cut a selected image multiple times on top
of the original cut lines. This allows the machine to cut thicker materials, such as
thin chipboard.
Controls for Multi-Cut can be found in the Project Preview screen in the Cut set-
tings section. You can select how many times the lines of the image should be cut
by pressing the up and down keys.
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