Questions about Silhouette Cameo 5

blacklywine

5 months ago

Does it include the cutting mat?

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alessandroaliberti

6 months ago

What's the difference with cameo pro mk2?

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Galaxus

6 months ago

The main differences between the Cameo 5 Plus and the Cameo Pro MK-II include: - Maximum cutting width: The Cameo Pro MK-II can cut up to 61 cm, while the Cameo 5 Plus is limited to around 37 cm. - Maximum cutting length without a mat: Both machines can cut up to 5 metres, but the Cameo Pro MK-II is designed for continuous lengths of up to 18 metres with a roller. - Carriage: The Cameo Pro MK-II has a double carriage, which is not the case with the Cameo 5 Plus. - Use: The Cameo Pro MK-II is ideal for commercial applications or large-scale projects, while the Cameo 5 Plus is better suited to medium-format projects.

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dure_wind

8 months ago

Can the plotter also be connected to the computer via USB or only via Bluetooth?

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Galaxus

8 months ago

The plotter can be connected to the computer either via USB cable or Bluetooth. Connection via USB is possible and is particularly recommended for firmware updates, while Bluetooth is used for wireless connections.

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Anonymous

9 months ago

is the cutting mat analogous to the pink, black and marble-coloured model also included?

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Virginia Parrotta

8 months ago

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Scope of delivery: - Silhouette Cameo 5 - AC adapter/power cord set - Cutting mat - AutoBlade - Blade adjustment tool Roller feed

Anonymous

9 months ago

What is the difference to the Cameo 5?

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Galaxus

9 months ago

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The main difference to the Cameo 5 is the larger cutting width of the Cameo 5 Plus, which can process materials up to 15 inches (approx. 38 cm) wide, while the Cameo 5 can handle a maximum of 12 inches (approx. 30.5 cm). In addition, the Cameo 5 Plus is specially designed for larger projects and comes with a roll feeder that makes it easier to cut roll materials. Both models have a maximum material thickness of 3 mm and a cutting force of up to 5 kg, are Bluetooth and USB compatible and offer similar functions such as dual carriage and new power tools. The Cameo 5 Plus is therefore primarily optimised for larger and more extensive cutting jobs.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

Hello What mechanical and software resolution? Does it have a drag knife or what? Can the blade depth be infinitely adjusted? Can a vinyl film roll with a width of 31cm be clamped? Can I control it from Inkscape to plot vectorised graphics with the highest precision? Or how accurately does this plotter really cut? I want to use it to produce masking templates for airbrushing. They should be cut with an accuracy of 0.1mm. Which plotter is more precise, this one or Cricut Maker 3? Or another one?

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Amrue

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

These are pretty specialised questions. Perhaps someone from Jasando.ch can help. Kind regards

freejack

1 year ago

Good day Can I use A4 or do I need the Plus version? Thank you very much

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Galaxus

1 year ago

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You can cut up to A4 size (210 mm x 297 mm) with the Silhouette cutting plotter Cameo 5 White (SILH-CAMEO-5-WHT-5T) without needing the Plus version. The Cameo 5 supports the cutting of materials up to a width of 210 mm.

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