Moar of my boring ass label project

CNCCurrency said:


To me they look like they are for a 10ml vial. Let us know. Just curious??

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absolutely! these are literally not good anyway, the cutter didn't cut deep enough on them, so regardless of size these are garbage iterations. tonight when I get them home will learn more.

plus they aren't nearly crisp enough. I have a line on an epson pro-200 might chase that if I cant get these up to my personal standards, but yea ill totally pop one on a vial to see its in the plans thank you!!!
 
Gr33dyOctopus said:


alright, pronted out the first batch and not thrilled with the quality. makes me wish id spent a hell of a lot more on a color printer. but thats OK, this is all part of a learning process and I can throw more money at it later, after proving i can do it.

so got the labels to the right size, printed them out, then added a matte laminate sheet over them. Cricut says " its got this " so all I need to do it get this sheet on the mat, insert into the cricut and make it.

crossing my fingers!!!

Lets goooo!!!

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They look great, mate! Better than the "plain" Nimbot I bought.. but any Nimbot is still an upgrade if you ask me 😆😆
 
Yeah, well get a look at these bad boys I do.

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Gr33dyOctopus said:


absolutely! these are literally not good anyway, the cutter didn't cut deep enough on them, so regardless of size these are garbage iterations. tonight when I get them home will learn more.

plus they aren't nearly crisp enough. I have a line on an epson pro-200 might chase that if I cant get these up to my personal standards, but yea ill totally pop one on a vial to see its in the plans thank you!!!

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If you leave the mat without unloading the cricut, test the cut by trying peel it whilst still loaded, if it isn’t through, then recut again, just the cut not the print order. I also do a test cut using each new material so I can adjust pressure. You can also choose a material that requires repeated cut times in the custom materials section. I usually fiddle around with settings and then when happy save it with an appropriate material name.
 
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