"cake" Cricut For Scrapbooking

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tony_sopranos_ebony_girl Posted 31 Jul 2010 , 4:59pm
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Hello all just a quick question ...
I have decide I would just rather not use the cake cricut for cake and soley for scrapbooking, will I need to change the blade or can I use it as is ??? Please let me know !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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yummy_in_my_tummy Posted 31 Jul 2010 , 5:21pm
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Hi tony_sopranos_ebony_girl,

I don't have either of the Cricuts (hopefully I get the Cricut Cake for my birthday!!), but I've read posts about the Cricuts and I BELIEVE that they are the same blade, both are actually food grade blades. Supposedly, the Cricut Cakes blade sits a little higher - I'm assuming to allow more room for rolled out fondant. I hope someone can tell you for sure, but if not, you may be able to look on their website to confirm icon_smile.gif

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tony_sopranos_ebony_girl Posted 31 Jul 2010 , 6:51pm
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Hey yummy_in_my_tummy

Thank you for the response !!! I think you may be right !!! Guess what ? I am doing it anyway LOL icon_razz.gif

I'd rather stick to scrapbooking with the unit and cookie cutters for my fondant !!! thumbs_up.gif

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conchita Posted 31 Jul 2010 , 7:29pm
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Hi, my advice will be to visit the cricut forum and they can help you there. i wish I can answer your question but I am not sure.
good luck

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tony_sopranos_ebony_girl Posted 31 Jul 2010 , 8:05pm
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thumbs_up.gif Thanks conchita
I thought about that as well !!! I'n going to check it out !!! icon_biggrin.gif

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