Nesting Die Set - Ornate Square - DMND006


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The Debbi Moore Designs Ornate Square Nesting Die Set (DMND006) is an essential tool for papercrafters of all levels who want to add professional, intricate framing to their projects. Its primary benefit is the ability to create perfectly layered mats and borders with ease, though users should note that the die cutting machine required for operation is sold separately.
| Model Part Number | DMND006 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Go Craft Distribution |
No, these are manual metal dies designed specifically for manual roller-style die-cutting machines.
These dies work best with paper, cardstock, vellum, and thin specialty papers like glitter or foil paper.
Use low-tack painter's tape or washi tape to secure the die to your paper before running it through the machine.
You need the standard cutting plates that come with your specific die-cutting machine.
No, you should never submerge these dies in water or put them in a dishwasher; clean them only with a dry cloth or soft brush.
Check your machine sandwich configuration; you may need to add a metal shim or an extra layer of cardstock to increase the pressure.
Apply a piece of wax paper between the die and your cardstock before cutting, or use a die-release tool to carefully poke the paper out of the ejection holes.
Setup is straightforward: position your chosen die with the cutting edge facing the material on your machine's base plate. Follow your machine manufacturer's specific "sandwich" instructions to ensure the correct pressure is applied. These dies are compatible with brands like Big Shot, Gemini, and Cuttlebug. For care, keep the dies stored in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture accumulation. If you notice paper fibers building up in the intricate channels, use a soft-bristled brush or a pokey tool to gently remove debris after every few cuts to maintain clean edges.