When you get your new wood diecuts, please cover them with painter's tape. Pass it through the machine and remove the excess tape leaving only the designs covered in tape. This will help protect your blades and their longetivity as well as placement cues. If the foam is lifting from the corners, this process will also help them glue back together with the diecut.
Only use plates that completely cover the diecut.
Pletes can wear and tare and can start beding or cracking, if that is the case it is time to replace them or it can cause problems with the diecut where the blades can become unleveled.
Diecuts are "mirrored" so any one sided shape like images or alphabet will require you to place any single-sided cardstock face down when running it through the machine.
To avoid promot dulling of the diecut blade, we recommend using 1-2 pages of 65 lbs cardstock per run. For more intricate cuts, use one sheet at a time.
Store in diecuts in a dry and flat area.
Dont leave diecuts on the floor.
Diecuts are not a "toy"
Diecuts are sharp handle with cauting.