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Learning Which Fonts Cut the Best
The best way to determine a good font is to zoom up on it and make sure that all the cutting lines are smooth. If the cutting lines aren’t smooth there’s more of a chance that the blade will catch on those rough spots and start to lift and tear the paper. The scriptier that a font is, the more likely it is to lift and tear as its cutting if the settings aren’t perfect. Always make sure that your blade is in good shape and the pressure settings are good. Having a new mat to cut on is also a great idea—it holds the project firmly to the mat. The bolder a font is the better results you will get, mostly because of how simple the font is to cut and the less amount of detail. This also helps if you are cutting smaller size fonts. Once you’ve test cut a few different fonts you’ll know which ones will work best for specific projects and which ones to avoid.
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