Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionHow do I learn to use the Cricut Explore 4?

• A:Answer Free video tutorials and beginner cheat sheets are available.

Q: QuestionIs there any software included with the Cricut Explore 4?

• A:Answer Yes, Cricut Design Space software is included.

Q: QuestionDoes the cutting machine come with any included supplies?

• A:Answer Yes, it includes enough supplies for up to 10 projects.

Q: QuestionWhat materials can the Cricut Explore 4 cut?

• A:Answer The Cricut Explore 4 works with over 100 materials, including vinyl, iron-on, and cardstock.

Q: QuestionCan I print designs and then cut them with this machine?

• A:Answer Yes, the Cricut Explore 4 is compatible with home inkjet printers for print-then-cut projects.

Q: QuestionHow does the Cricut Explore 4 connect wirelessly?

• A:Answer It uses Bluetooth wireless technology.

Q: Questionwhat is the difference between explore 4 and the maker

Asked 3 months ago by smileyrileys.

• A:Answer Thank you for your question. The Maker machines can cut things that the Explore machines cannot. they can engrave, deboss, cut almost any fabric, certain leathers, basswood, and chipboards, up to two millimeters thick because they can accommodate special tools for this purpose that the Explore machines cannot use. However, the Explore 4 will be faster than the Maker. And it can cut smart materials with out a mat that the Maker cannot. Also, the Explore 4 can cut materials with or without the mat, but the Maker requires a mat. There is also a Maker 4 that can cut without a mat and is fast, and can use the maker tools to cut those special materials.

  Answered 3 months ago by Cricut

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Q: QuestionDoes this Cricut have a rotary blade that cuts felt

Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Thank you for your question. You will probably want to start with the pink mat and use the blade that comes with the machine, the Premium Fine Point Blade and Housing. You will want to use the setting called simply, "Felt." The Deep point blade is great for more stiffened felt.

  Answered 4 months ago by Cricut

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