nestabilities in a cuttlebug

[Theresa]

Does the CB cut the nestabilities without an impression being left round the edge, until you choose to emboss? Thinking it may be easier to get rid of the bigshot and get a CB instead.

It cuts perfectly

[Julie-Ann]

Do I need the tan mat?

Heather - yes

[persephone]

iskudo- tbh I think the BS and the Cb are very similar machines. The CB is more compact and folds into a smaller space which is handy but fromwhat I remmebr of my BS they're v similar

[persephone]

Heather - yes

Ta x

[iskudo]

It cuts perfectly

Thanks! Getting very fed up with the half embossed edge when I only want to cut with the BS.

iskudo- tbh I think the BS and the Cb are very similar machines. The CB is more compact and folds into a smaller space which is handy but fromwhat I remmebr of my BS they're v similar

Will probably see if I can find someone who will let me have a go before I do anything else.

Denise

[CraftyPrincess]

is that with no mat?

Yep that embosses and cuts together without a mat.

[persephone]

My tan mat arrived and the edge still isn't as defined as I've seen. I'm using the Platform A, cutting mat B, card shim, tan mat, nestie, cutting mat B

[WeirdCat]

try using C instead of the middle B

[T.Particraft]

Here is the official compatibilty information for using Wizard dies with the Cuttlebug machine
Cutting
A plate
C plate
Wizard die cutting side up (that means the side with the ridges)
Paper or Cardstock
B plate
Run through the Cuttlebug

Embossing
A plate
Leave die Face up on A plate with die cut still in die
Place Spellbinders tan mat on top
place 2-3 pieces of cardstock on top as shims
2 x B plates on top
Run through the Cuttlebug machine

Hope this helps