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Frisket and Cricut

By threedprinter

5 years ago



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    #1 5 years ago
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    threedprinter

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    Has anyone ever tried to cut a stencil using a Cricut and Frisket paper?
    Thanks

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    #2 5 years ago
     
    JER

    Jjsmooth

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    Yes.

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    #3 5 years ago
     
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    dr_nybble

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    I use GerberMask Ultra. You'll find some good information here:

    https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/silhouette-cameo-pinball-restorers-club

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    #4 5 years ago
     
    CJC

    cjchand

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    Quoted from threedprinter:

    Has anyone ever tried to cut a stencil using a Cricut and Frisket paper?
    Thanks

    Was just looking into this myself. Will let you know if I go that route, and if so, how it goes. Will be a simple design though. I'm rebuilding my backbox for HS (other side is delaminating and looks way worse).

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    #5 5 years ago
     
    BOB

    CanadianPinball

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    FYI in case you didn't know. Jeff at pinballpimp can cut you stencils for the head only.

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    #6 5 years ago
     
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    Scoot

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    Just slap some frisket on that head and use an xacto knife to cut out what you want to paint. It may be tedious but the results are rewarding.

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    #7 5 years ago
     
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    ArcadiusMaximus

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    Depends on the shape. Sometimes it's easier and quicker to cut with a ruler and an xacto.

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    #8 5 years ago
     
    CJC

    cjchand

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    Quoted from CanadianPinball:

    FYI in case you didn't know. Jeff at pinballpimp can cut you stencils for the head only.

    Thanks for the advice. Ended up going this route. Price was reasonable, especially once you factor in cost of materials, fact that I’d likely screw it up a couple of times, etc.

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    #9 5 years ago
     
    BOB

    CanadianPinball

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    Sweet!

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