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The Dreaded Skewing
 June 21st, 2008 by Sandy McCauley

Ten things that can cause skewing on a Klic-N-Kut.

(1) Pinch wheels too loose.

(2) Pinch wheels too tight.

(3) One pinch wheel being a lot tighter than the other.

(4) Pinch wheels too close together.

(5) One or both pinch wheels over smooth part of grit shaft.

(6) Blade too long (thus digging into mat).

(7) Mat too slippery.

(8) Something interfering with the movement of the mat during cutting.

(9) Bad or damaged pinch wheel.

(10) Grit shaft damaged during shipping (FedEx and UPS treat the boxes horribly).


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Overcut and Trailing Blade
 June 21st, 2008 by Sandy McCauley

Here’s a chart to remind you of the settings for Overcut and Trailing Blade on a Klic-N-Kut. Remember that if you need to find it again, simply go to my list of Labels on the right side and click on either Overcut or Trailing Blade from the alphabetized list and this blog will appear in the search.


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Making A File Folder
 June 21st, 2008 by Sandy McCauley

Thanks to Sandi at the Klic-N-Kut Yahoo group for asking about rounding corners in making a file folder. This is a GREAT quickie video topic! Check it out:

MakingaFileFolder

PS… check out my weather at the bottom of the blog… now you know why I’m indoors a lot right now! 113 degrees and 2 percent humidity… that’s living in the desert! :P