Does this template work in a big kick or big shot. What do I have to do to make this work in these machines?
1783450
Yes, it will work with both the Big Kick and the Big Shot. The sandwich configuration (stacked from the bottom up, of course) included with the folder for the Big Kick is: A, base plate, M-Bossabilities folder with paper inserted between two sides of chosen design, then the Big Kick black plate. For the Big Shot, the sandwich configuration is: Big Shot multi-purpose platform, 2 pieces of 65 lb card stock to shim, M-Bossabilities folder with paper inserted between the two sides of chosen design, then the Big Shot cutting plate. Hope this helps. Happy crafting! : )
439890
It will work but "Good" to others might not be the same for you. You'll have to max out the "Punch" setting and play around with the gain control.
195675
I use the Big shot pro least of all. When I bought it, I assumed that there would be more dies comng out, but there are very few and none worth my interest or money. And because the Big Shot Pro is so heavy to move, I purchased a Spellbinders Grand Caliber at a discount so that I could use my 8x8 embossing folders and my 8x10 Grand Nestabilities dies. If I had to do it all over again, I never would have purchased the Big Shot Pro. I'm getting everything I want with my Spellbinder Grand Caliber and my small Big Shot.
1008535
I just came back from tour in Japan (played the Billboard live clubs). I use the program I wrote - unrealBook for my music reading needs. I am also in contact with the airturn.com guys about implementing a footswitch page turning solution too.http://www.diystompboxes.com/unrealbook/index.htmlYou don't have to wonder if unrealBook works on stage. I use it all the time!
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Karla I have not tried the action shots yet. I was hoping to be able to do this as well, since it was stated that it will take action shots! My friend told me to do the same thing that D. Black suggested. Give it a try and let us know what happens! Happy Shooting!
2236887
Hello. Yes, I've got gold and and it works with a laminator. I haven't practiced much yet and it will take a bit of tweaking to get the pressure/heat combo right, but it will work.
970091
I have the punch. It's not very big. Maybe 1 1/2 by 2 1/2. Ill test it and let you know.
1721193
Yes, this will work, but it has no guides for you to align the paper before punching, so you have to wing it.
17615
These are magnetic sheets that hold your metal dies when not in use and they fit in a hard plastic ArtBin case. They are just sheets of magnet. You might be able to use one as a shim to hold your die in place when running through your Big Shot but I've never tried it. You would have to put the die, sharp side up. You would also need to play around with your platforms to see which combination would work with the added bulk of the magnet. Another company makes a magnetic platform which is hard plastic that is specifically designed to work with your Big Shot. I have that and it works wonderfully. I got mine through Stampin' Up. Hope this helps.
408650
This die cut will work with standard plates for the BigShot. Try using this site: karenburniston.typepad.com I found it to very useful.
476096
I just performed a test to see how it will do. I loaded 5 sheets of heavyweight card stock in the tray. The first one fed and printed fine, the rest jammed. I tried a couple times with no success. It will feed a single sheet at a time through the front feed (what I call the envelope feeder), but it is not reliable at feeding a stack of heavyweight card stock. EDIT******** Well, I'll be darned. Looks like I just need to do a little more reading. I tried what Stephen suggested, (Setting the paper to thick) and it worked fine. My apologies, it works with card stock. Ry I just performed a test to see how it will do. I loaded 5 sheets of heavyweight card stock in the tray. The first one fed and printed fine, the rest jammed. I tried a couple times with no success. It will feed a single sheet at a time through the front feed (what I call the envelope feeder), but it is not reliable at feeding a stack of heavyweight card stock. EDIT******** Well, I'll be darned. Looks like I just need to do a little more reading. I tried what Stephen suggested, (Setting the paper to thick) and it worked fine. My apologies, it works with card stock. Ry
970784
Any software you have should have business card template. Make sure it's 10 on a page and not 8. And stay inside the margins it will cut just fine.
1136825
When you open the template it is actually just like a Table in Word. The template should allow you to enter a full page then if you use the Tab key it should take you to the next page or cut & paste the "rows" on to a new page and just retype the names. Just so a test print on plain paper for a few pages to test the margins and placement to make sure nothing has shifted. If you have Word you can also go to tools, envelopes and labels and scroll for the appropriate label number to pull up the template. It might give you more flexibility.
2012179
You have to hit something, but what you hit does not matter. I use foam balls indoors and it registers everything form full swings to chips. You can also simply make contact with the ground, but I have to imagine this throws off your data a bit.
134805
My dear fellow user. Indeed I use my cartridges for variety of functions more so greeting cards, 4x6 and 8x10 prints when I go on a picture taking escapade etc. Because of foregoing I cannot say with any degree of specificity the number of 4x6 prints it would yield. Sorry I could not be more precise. Enjoy the "fun" as I do; best wishes.
1036537
This actually will work on the big shot pro. You will the extended tray and buy the large Accuquilt adapter for the Studio. The "opening" of the BSP machine is pretty much the same as the Studio.
980109
I don't have the Big Shot, but here is a video on how to with the 3D M-Bossabilities. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogRODUEkbAo . For the regular M-Bossabilites here is a video http://ucutathome.com/blog/2012/04/12/use-mbossabilities-in-sizzix-big-shot-and-pro/