According to our information, this is not the case.

The previous owner must remove the device from his Designspace account. Then it is possible for the new owner to register the device on his new (!) account. The Designspace account is personal and should not be passed on, as both private information and your own designs are linked to it.

The cable for the Cricut Maker 3 is a USB cable, but not USB-C. It is a standard USB cable that connects to the USB port on the back of the machine.

The cricut maker 3 can also cut smart material, you can buy it like this

The blade depth cannot be adjusted, there are two different blade tools with fixed cutting depths. Control is exclusively from the in-house proprietary software called "Design Space", other software cannot be used. However, the designs to be cut can be created with any software and the finished vector graphics can be imported into design space. The Cricut is a closed ecosystem. If you are looking for flexibility, you should switch to other plotters. I consider an accuracy of 0.1mm to be hardly reproducible, this is a hobby device

I also have the same problem. It’s annoying. And I’m pretty sure it’s not supposed to be like that. Does it happen both with mats and without. Did you check if the mat is mooving sideways when cutting ?

The fine-cut blade is included. I would definitely order the tool set for this. Materials such as vinyl, cardboard Infusible ink You will also need the cutting mats and 1 or more Cricut pens/pens for specific projects Additional blades so that you can create any projects. For example, the folding wheel blade, an additional fine-cut blade for cardboard if you want to cut with the existing vinyl.

If it is not listed separately on sale, it is probably just the plotter. "Cutting plotters and printing machines" is only the category in which the plotter is offered.

You raise a topic that I spent many hours researching for myself at the time. The Cricut generally seems to have a higher quality finish, higher quality tools and is quieter in operation. These are the core issues and much else is personal preference.

Yes, this is possible, but only with the appropriate cricut film, such as this one: Cricut Vinyl Film Smart (33 x 366 cm, 1 x) They are always called "Smart" I think...

No

Yes, but a special engraving pen must be purchased (art. no. 12237851), the knife supplied is not suitable for this.

The heat press is not included, this is simply a cutting plotter. You will need a transfer ribbon to cut and press on and a heat press. An iron will also do in a pinch.

The Maker 3 can (only) "cut" materials up to 2.4 mm thick with the knife blade. BUT: The control software expects a material definition incl. material thickness before cutting. Soft wood, hardboard, forex plastic, craft cardboard work, but here too, the software calculates both the cutting pressure and the number of repetitions (up to over 20) itself when using the knife blade. Plywood, for example, does not work because of the layers of glue that deflect the knife and may even cause it to break at high pressure. Corrugated cardboard also contains glue, so rather: No, no corrugated cardboard!

Yes

Hello - should be included (according to some research): - Cricut Maker 3 machine - Premium Fine-Point blade + case - welcome card - USB cable - Power adapter - Free trial subscription to Cricut Access (for new subscribers) - 100 finished projects online - Material for a practice cut Hope that helps and LG

It is a little difficult to give a general answer here. Because it depends on the material you want to cut and the blade that goes with it. If you use Smart Vinyl and the blade supplied (Fine Point), you can make extremely detailed cuts (no restriction). So detailed that you can hardly weed them. So for airbrush stencils it should not be a problem.