How To Calibrate Your Cricut and Why You Should Do It!

There are a few things you need to do after first plugging in your new Cricut machine, and calibrating is one of the most important.  Calibrating your machine improves the cutting accuracy when doing print then cut projects and it’s very important that you take this step so your machine cuts your projects flawlessly.  Learning how to calibrate your Cricut is very easy and it takes very little time.  Even more, once you learn how to calibrate your Cricut you shouldn’t have to do it often.  Once your Cricut is calibrated it should be good to go, unless you begin to notice cutting problems on your print then cut projects.

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How To Calibrate Your Cricut and Why You Should Do It!

One of the very first things I did when I got my Explore Air 2 was calibrate it.  It takes only a few minutes and makes sure that my print then cut projects cut flawlessly.  If you have a new machine and are wondering how to calibrate your Cricut, this tutorial will walk you through each step and show you just how easy it is.  It is so important to know how to calibrate your Cricut machine so that your print then cut projects cut well and you don’t waste material with uneven cuts.

MATERIALS & TOOLS YOU’LL NEED

Cricut Explore Air 2 – https://amzn.to/35OW3pt

 Blue Mat – https://amzn.to/2Li68C0

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