Comments on: Using Adjustable Circle Cutters for Buttons, Crafts, Projects http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters Celebrating the wonderful world of buttons. Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:51:23 +0000 hourly 1 By: ABM http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters/comment-page-1#comment-228 ABM Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:51:52 +0000 http://www.american-button-machines.com/?p=348#comment-228 Thanks for your question. It is hard to say as we have never seen this type of paper before. If it is a thicker type paper like photo paper, then you would not be able to use it with a 1.75" machine. However you could possibly use it with a 2.25" button machine if you use the photo punch or the adjustable rotary cutter set to the photo punch dimensions of 2.25". If you would like to send us some samples, we would be happy to test it for you! Thanks for your question. It is hard to say as we have never seen this type of paper before. If it is a thicker type paper like photo paper, then you would not be able to use it with a 1.75″ machine. However you could possibly use it with a 2.25″ button machine if you use the photo punch or the adjustable rotary cutter set to the photo punch dimensions of 2.25″. If you would like to send us some samples, we would be happy to test it for you!

]]> By: mmm http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters/comment-page-1#comment-226 mmm Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:26:44 +0000 http://www.american-button-machines.com/?p=348#comment-226 I'm interested in using your products to cut out photos from Zink paper used by the Polaroid Pogo camera and printer combo. The prints are only 2x3. Would your 1.75 in. punch work? Would the adjustable circle cutter work? Will the 1.75 in button maker work allright with the Zink paper thickness (it has an adhesive backing as well) if we can use the adjustable cutter? Thank you for your reply. I’m interested in using your products to cut out photos from Zink paper used by the Polaroid Pogo camera and printer combo.
The prints are only 2×3. Would your 1.75 in. punch work? Would the adjustable circle cutter work? Will the 1.75 in button maker work allright with the Zink paper thickness (it has an adhesive backing as well) if we can use the adjustable cutter? Thank you for your reply.

]]> By: ABM http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters/comment-page-1#comment-213 ABM Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:20:35 +0000 http://www.american-button-machines.com/?p=348#comment-213 Hi Dan, we get this question all the time. The adjustable circle cutter was originally designed for cutting out paper. We quickly learned that people like to use it for may things other than for cutting paper. We can’t go on record as saying it will cut out your cardboard as we do not test it for this application. However we are happy to help you. With situations like this, we simply ask that customers send in samples of whatever they want to cut and we can try it out for them. Hi Dan, we get this question all the time. The adjustable circle cutter was originally designed for cutting out paper. We quickly learned that people like to use it for may things other than for cutting paper. We can’t go on record as saying it will cut out your cardboard as we do not test it for this application. However we are happy to help you. With situations like this, we simply ask that customers send in samples of whatever they want to cut and we can try it out for them.

]]> By: Dan http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters/comment-page-1#comment-212 Dan Tue, 28 Jul 2009 19:47:02 +0000 http://www.american-button-machines.com/?p=348#comment-212 Is the adjustable circle cutter capable of cutting a thin cardboard (like soda 12-pack boxes)? Is the adjustable circle cutter capable of cutting a thin cardboard (like soda 12-pack boxes)?

]]> By: ABM http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters/comment-page-1#comment-205 ABM Wed, 10 Jun 2009 18:31:56 +0000 http://www.american-button-machines.com/?p=348#comment-205 Hi Andrea, there is no need to stabilize the fabric before you cut it. Take a look at the larger image of our <a href="http://www.americanbuttonmachines.com/CircleCutter.html" rel="nofollow">circle cutter</a> at the main American Button Machines website. The bottom of the circle cutter has 4 sets of knurled "feet" placed around the bottom edges of the cutter. These knurled edges keep the fabric or paper in place while you are cutting circles. Thanks for posting your question on The <em>Button Blog</em> and let us know if you need anything else, we are happy to assist you! Hi Andrea, there is no need to stabilize the fabric before you cut it. Take a look at the larger image of our circle cutter at the main American Button Machines website. The bottom of the circle cutter has 4 sets of knurled “feet” placed around the bottom edges of the cutter. These knurled edges keep the fabric or paper in place while you are cutting circles. Thanks for posting your question on The Button Blog and let us know if you need anything else, we are happy to assist you!

]]> By: ANdrea Combes http://www.american-button-machines.com/adjustable-circle-cutter-tool-cutters/comment-page-1#comment-204 ANdrea Combes Tue, 09 Jun 2009 16:12:04 +0000 http://www.american-button-machines.com/?p=348#comment-204 Does one need to stabilize fabric to use your circle cutter or can you simply place the cutter on top of a piece of fabric and rotate for a perfect circle? Thanks, Andrea Does one need to stabilize fabric to use your circle cutter or can you simply place the cutter on top of a piece of fabric and rotate for a perfect circle?

Thanks,
Andrea

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