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Your picture stays here while you move the sliders. Copper is what gets cut.

Trace

Trace Threshold Sensitivity Nozzle Gaps thinner than the nozzle get filled. A typical printer is 0.4 mm. Smallest detail Lines thinner than this disappear. Two nozzle widths is a safe minimum. Photo How much of the original picture shows. Turn it all the way down to see only the cut.

Millimeters

Size Longest side of the cutting edge, in millimeters. The other side scales with the picture. Clearance Gap between the inside of the cutter and the outside of the stamp, so the two do not fuse when they print. Blade thickness Width of the tall cutting wall. Blade depth How tall the cutting wall is. Extra blade thickness Width of the shorter wall just outside the cutting edge. It stiffens the blade. Extra blade depth Height of that shorter wall. Base height Thickness of the flange you press on. Base width How far the wall sticks out from the cutting edge. If this is smaller than the blade plus the extra blade, it is raised to fit them. Stamp back Thickness of the stamp plate under the design. Stamp relief How high the raised design stands above the plate.

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Millimeters

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