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About Blades
Cricut™ blades are the premium cutting tools designed to deliver exceptional results with your Cricut cutting machine. Our line of blades includes the popular Cricut Fine Point Blade, which cuts a wide range of materials like vinyl, iron-on, and cardstock with precision and accuracy.
Level Up With Advanced Tools
For crafters looking to level up, our line of blades includes debossing and engraving tools, as well as the Cricut Rotary Blade + Housing for fabric projects — all compatible with Cricut Maker™ machines.
Replacing Your Blades
We understand the importance of getting the perfect cut every time, so we offer Cricut Replacement Blades designed to be swapped out with ease so you can keep making.
FAQ
The frequency of blade replacement depends on usage. Generally, you should consider replacing your Cricut blades when you notice decreased cutting quality or after 6-8 months of regular use.
The Cricut Fine Point Blade is versatile and ideal for cutting a wide range of thin materials like paper, cardstock, and vinyl. Other blades, like the Deep Point Blade and Rotary Blade, are specialised for thicker materials or fabrics respectively.
Cricut rotary blades are specifically designed for cutting fabric. For other materials, it's best to use the appropriate blade type to ensure clean cuts and avoid damaging your machine.
Debossing is a technique that creates an imprint of your design on paper or soft materials. Cricut offers a Debossing Tip that works with compatible machines to achieve this effect.
Cricut replacement blades are designed to work with specific machine models. Always check compatibility before purchasing to ensure you're getting the right blade for your machine.
The choice depends on your project and the material you're using. Refer to help.cricut.com and product descriptions to find the best tool for your specific needs.