Make The Cut 4.1.0 Serial
Posted : admin On 17.09.2019You guys seem pretty knowledgeable about the Cricuts, and especially the hacks and companion programs for it. I'm looking at getting a cricut to donate to my daughter's preschool for the crafts that they do every single day. Right now they put the paper and shapes out on the counter and ask parents to cut them out.
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40 pumpkin shapes, not so much of a problem. 480 little people that me and 8 other people cut over the last 2 days - THAT's a problem! I understand the marketed use of the cricut with cartridges. What I want to know is if any shape can be input into it (like the mouth of a jack o'lantern) and cut multiples of that shape on one page? If this is possible, what methods would need to be done to get this to work and on which cricut?
Make The Cut 4.1.0 Serial Number
How easy would this be for the teachers to do themselves if I had everything set up to being with? Thanks for any help! Email is nightshade 69 @ hotmail dot com if you'd prefer to email me.
If you haven't already bought a Cricut, STOP! Don't buy one unless you like being able to only use very expensive designs from cartridges and being unable to use any designs or fonts other than what the Cricut manufacturer sells. If you like being a corporate slave, paying huge amounts of money for the priveledge of being allowed to use only the designs the Cricut manufacturer produces, then go for it. There are several other cutters available that are completely unlimited, they'll cut anything that vector software (like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator) can send to them. The machines usually cost a bit more than a Cricut but you save a ton of money on not buying cartridges.
The web is stuffed with FREE vector clipart and if you're an artistic person you can make your own, including designs like a 'Grateful Dead' skull logo you'll never ever see on a Cricut cartridge. If you've made the mistake of obtaining a Cricut, read through this whole thread to find out what older versions of software to get to update the firmware, but not to too new a version, and to be able to 'print' to the Cricut.
Pccplugin.dll For Make The Cut
Someone was doing a complete custom firmware replacement for the Cricut to convert it to a normal cutter like the RoboCut and others but that project appears to have been abandoned. You can get around the Make The Cut 'no longer supporting cricut' by buying the software, installing it, then getting your hands on an older copy, even a trial version, installing it in a different folder, then downloading the attached PCCPlugin.dll file and putting it in the OLDER version of Make The Cut PlugIns folder inside of the location where you installed the OLDER version of Make The Cut. And please, BUY MAKE THE CUT.
Those folks worked hard and paid alot of legal fees to those fascists at ProvoCraft. Everyone's allowed to make money, but ProvoCraft has been overly aggressive at trying to RUIN people. It's not right.TIP OF THE DAY FOR NON-COMPUTER SAVVY FOLKS - Whenever you download a piece of software SAVE IT, along with the date of download and version number, and never throw out old versions. THEY COME IN HANDY. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05:44PM by missy.
Hi Missy, I have just found this thread. I have a Cricut Expression 2 my husband bought for me and I WAS SO ANGRY when I found out I could not use my SCAL software with it it's been sitting on my desk not being used since February. I'm not real computer savvy but would I be able to get my expression 2 to work with My SCAL 2 or with MTC - I have SCAL 2 but not MTC. I have read all of the other posts but did not see any mention of Expression 2 so not sure if anything would apply that was mentioned before. Please help if you can Thanks, Deb Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03:06PM by horsewhisprr. If you follow the directions your CRICUT EXPRESSION (and Expression2) WILL WORK with MTC and other softwares.
And you CAN find the OLDER VERSIONS of MTC online. It is NOT as hopeless as it originally felt when all of this happened. SIX (?) YEARS AGO. I will NEVER buy a product from Provocraft (PROVOCRAP). My DH Bought Mine as a gift.
HE was so hurt when he realized I had to find a work around!!! I am a GEEK and computer tech, so I DID! MY BEST ADVICE. RESEARCH BEFORE YOU UPGRADE ANYTHING!!!!!
I have used MTC (Make The Cut), SCAL (Sure Cuts A Lot), Inkscape, and Design Studio. DESIGN STUDIO IS THE WORST!! There was a file years ago that somone uploaded with 100s of Cricut cartridges saved as SVG FILES. If you can find that you'll be in heaven. If anyone knows of the link PLEASE post for the people still struggling with this issue. Quote jmferner Can you send me instructions on how to make MTC work with my E2? You are the first post I've read stating that you can make it work with the E2.
You can email if you are more comfortable with that This is also the first time I've seen someone say that old versions of MTC or SCAL will work with the Expression 2, as opposed to the original Expression. Other places indicate the the firmware of the E2 is different enough that no drivers were ever written for it for MTC. Were you ever able to get anything to work with the E2?
Hi jmferner, I also noticed that you mentioned that work arounds are available to the expression 2 - can you please tell me how? I have been trying for over a year now with my expression 2 just sitting on my worktable. I prefer someone send me links to where I can get software, etc. I have tried a couple of sites that say they have older version of MTC and the dll file but Vipre tells me that they are dangerous sites - so not sure if they are or if it just thinks they are.
I have an older version of SCAL that I use with my old Cricut personal cutter but I need the 12' mat and that is why my hubby bought me the exp 2 (not knowing there was an issue with it) HELP SOMEONE???
Please read the comment section of t his post closely for the information you are looking for. Other readers have posted info. Seriously READ the comments section. The info in this post pertains to the ORIGINAL CRAPCUT NOT THE NEW EXPRESSIONS 2. Don't even ask. It won't work. Provocrap has blocked ANY outside software from working with the crapcut.
Because they suck. If you bought an expressions 2? Sell your machine on eBay and get one of the machines listed on the MTC website. Google make the cut 4.1.0 look for a page on TUMBLR. You will need to download MTC 4.1.0 and install it. After that download and run the plugin installer. These are items 1 and 2 on the tumblr page.
(No I will not post a link to it, you can work google.) You will also need to purchase MTC from MTC. You need the serial number to use the software. Don' be a cheap &%^&$^&.% asshole. The software is $80, or 2 carts at full price or 4 carts on sale.
Sure Cuts A Lot
BUY THE DAMN SOFTWARE. What you just downloaded is NOT THE FULL SOFTWARE, you need the serial number. /rant When you plug it into your computer it WILL NOT CUT IF you don't have a cart in the machine. For it to cut, plug in a cart, any cart, it doesn't matter. So for those of you who have been coming here for my cricut hack post and then noticed I never updated about it again Well, I was very disappointed to find out that ProvoCrap sued the creator of Makes the Cut.
ProvoCrap forced them to disable the use of cricut on their machine. Apparently ProvoCrap hasn't noticed that many other companies, like you know, Sony, Apple, Nintendo, Atari etc did a little thing called 'software licensing' where they forced companies to BUY a license to manufacture add ons for their products. Everyone wins. The company that sells the machine gets money and the company that sells the software makes money and most of all the consumer gets innovative products. ProvoCrap fails to see that. Now if my Mom hadn't bought me my cricut as a gift (shortly after her heart surgery) I'd shelve or sell the damn thing and buy a machine that isn't crippled by it's manufacturer and allows me as an artist to create my own designs without fear of being sued or threatened with lawsuits or 'damage to my machine.' There are no issues with 3rd party content damaging machines, what a ludicris idea!
Unless of course, provocraft has installed somethign on the machine to damage it IF I dare use 3rd party content. That being said I've been using Makes the Cut with no issue, and I will continue to do so. Here's the meat of my post: If you have a cricut, hack it. Screw provocraft. Seriously if you do buy a cricut, buy Makes the Cut and hack MTC so it works and don't buy another damn cart again. It can be done. And it's not hard.
I am not posting publically how you can do this, as provocrap now sends a cease and desist to everyone who DOES leave the information out there. So, feel free to google the makes the cut hack, and for god's sake don't update your cricut firmware. Or do and then sue provocrap for embedding disabling software on your product.
As for blades: You can buy Roland brand cutter blades on for about $2 to $3 a blade- which is a lot cheaper than buying the provocrap blades. Also, provocrap can't sue Roland, they made these blades long before provocrap started to make the cricut. Maybe Roland should sue cricut for copyright violation. Also, good luck with provocrap shutting down the Chinese vendors of those blades. Mats not sticky anymore? Start off by washing them with warm soapy water and then letting them dry. That will remove some of the fibers sticking to it.
You can also buy a glue remover and glue system. This seems tedious, and I attempted to buy a bottle of it from a seller on etsy only to be screwed out of my money. It's a spray glue system which of course smells bad. However, this has a good reputation. The best resticking option that I've seen so far, and has rave reviews actually uses one of my favorite glues- Zig 2 way. I usually buy the pen tip but it comes in a big mammoth pen now and the suggestion is that you wipe off the large pieces of lint with a wipe, let that dry, apply the ZIG, let that dry and then cut away.
You can find this ZIG all over the place but here's an search. Zig glue is awesome. I'd like to see a holder made for the cricut that holds a regular exacto blade. It wouldn't be hard- a dowel seated inside another dowel so it can rotate, the interior dowel would swivel inside the housing and have a channel cut into it to hold the blade, a set screw would hold the exacto in place, and another screw on the top would adjust the blade pressure. (Someone get on making that and send me one.) Here's a picture for provocrap: This entry was posted in and tagged, on. Post navigation. PLEASE help!!!
I purchased a Cricut Expression. I have no cartridges, I use it solely hooked to the computer via the craft room. (I have purchased some digital cartridges) My firmware is v2.43- Is there ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, to download on my computer so that can create something without being stiffled? Some of the stuff is fine but I want to create something that isn’t COMPLETELY cricut. I’ve never hacked anything in my life. I’m an old fart and I’ve tried to learn from your previous posts what to do but I’m just confused. Can you help me???
Thank you so much for posting this. I know it’s been a while since the post originated and I feel a bit overwhelmed by all of the comments. I was successful in downloading all of these items on my computer and MTC is asking me to update my firmware for my “Mini”. Does this mean I need to find an updated plugin instead? I’m so lost with this. I have been dealing with this #provohellstrosity for over a year. “Mini” is out of warranty now, so I’m not entirely too concerned about that aspect.
Thanks 🙂.