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--- cricut [2022/07/26 20:39] – bdincau
+++ cricut [2023/01/06 01:06] (current) – haley
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 ^                           CriCut                              ^
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-| **Tool Type:**                  "TEXT HERE"                   |
+| **Tool Type:**                  CNC                  |
-| **Location:**                   "TEXT HERE"                   |
+| **Location:**                   Innovation Workshop                  |
-|  **Supervisor**        |  **Tool Lead**  |
-|  Brian Dincau         |  "WW Name"  |
-|         |  (###) ###-####  |
-|  workshop-manager@cnsi.ucsb.edu  |  "WW Email"  |
-| **Description:**                "TEXT HERE"                           |
+| **Description:**                CNC paper cutter. Can also be used with other thin, flexible substrates.                          |
-| **Manufacturer:**               "TEXT HERE"                           |
+| **Manufacturer:**               CriCut                          |
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 ===== About =====
-The Cricut is a 2D paper cutter capable of cutting out precise designs with high accuracy. Capable of cutting thin plastics, vinyl, cardstock, paper, and a whole lot else the Cricut is hooked up to the Carbide computer in the window sill of 2448. A thin layer of material to be cut is attached to the sticky mat and fed through the Cricut while it cuts out any 2D shape desired.
+The Cricut is a 2D paper cutter capable of cutting out precise designs with high accuracy. Capable of cutting thin plastics, vinyl, cardstock, paper, and a whole lot else the Cricut is hooked up to the Carbide computer on the window sill in the Innovation Workshop. A thin layer of material is attached to the sticky mat and fed through the Cricut, which cuts out any 2D shape desired.
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+===== Safety Concerns =====
+The Cricut uses a shielded razorblade to make cuts on the sticky mat. Care should be taken when replacing of switching the cutting head as it is incredibly sharp. Fingers should also be kept clear of the rollers when CriCut is operating.
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+===== Operating Procedures =====
+  - Launch CriCut software from carbide computer
+  - Open a new design space
+  - Upload a .PDF image, .DXF flat pattern, or use Cricut's design space to create a 2D design
+  - PDF images must have their backgrounds removed and the parts the user wishes to cut isolated by using the click to erase function which removes parts of the image based on color
+  - Click and drag objects to scale or position in the design space
+  - Remove the protective covering from the adhesive mats and carefully lay material to be cut as flat and uniformed as possible down on the adhesive layer
+  - Load the mat using the double arrows on the CriCut
+  - Follow instructions on Carbide computer, press the CriCut button to start cut
+  - Press unload button to remover mat from Cricut
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-===== Safety Concerns =====
-The Cricut uses a shielded razorblade to make cuts on the sticky mat. Care should be taken when replacing of switching the cutting head as it is incredibly sharp. Fingers should also be kept clear of the rollers when Cricut is operating.
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 ===== Reference Documentation =====
+[[Cricut SOP]]
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-===== Training Documentation =====
-[[Cricut SOP]]
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