PVC Cutting with Cricut

Since PVC releases harmful chlorine gas when used in a laser cutter, it can't be cut with that machine. To solve this, I tried using the new Cricut machine in the digital workshop for the first time.

Process: First, I determined the size based on my design needs and created the shapes in the software. Once the design was ready, the Cricut machine automatically read the file and carried out the cutting, making the process more independent and easy.

While Cricut offers convenient, self-operated cutting, how does it compare to laser cutting when handling complex shapes or high-precision cuts? Should I test other machines or tools to ensure I achieve finer cutting details?

This experience with Cricut made me think that as my project progresses, I should explore different machines more. Choosing the most adaptable equipment at each stage of the project will give me greater flexibility in my designs.