Cricut 6X12(4) Basswood Natural

Worked great! The quality is good. Took about 2hrs to cut. I learned my lesson the first time when I took it out early and messed it up, so you really have to wait the whole time 🙃 I also cut pretty small names 2.3 inches wide so the thin parts broke as I took them out but I used glue and they work great.

This is great wood and I had no issues getting a clean cut with it. Mine was cut through after about 12 passes so keep your eye on it.

First time cutting and it worked perfectly. Only problem I had was I let my Maker 3 do all 14 cuts and it practically it through my mat.

These work okay. Doesn’t say the size, I assumed 1/16 but my circuit maker cut through it to the mat. Tried 1/32 and it didn’t cut deep enough. Only 5 thin sheets for this price, rip off

I tried every setting a million different ways, with the correct blade, but my Cricut Maker3 would not cut fully through this material. This probably speakers more to my Cricut Maker, but I thought since I was buying Cricut brand material it should have worked.

I've had limited success with cheaper basswood, and the pieces needed repairs with wood filler (due to chipping) and much sanding. I finally broke down and bought the more expensive Cricut brand basswood, and I have to say the difference is amazing. The Cricut basswood had extremely clean cuts using the default Cricut settings, and the pieces literally popped out with no chipping or splitting on fairly detailed cuts (giraffe and elephant). This was well worth the money.

these work in the Cricut Maker very well but you will need to do extra passes through the machine. Check your project before taking it out of the machine. It worked great to cut out some flower shapes.

This is Cricut brand wood but there is not a compatible setting in the Cricut maker software to cut it. It is 2mm thick and the cricut is supposed to be able to handle thicker material but the maximum setting is for 1.6mm basswood. I wasted a lot of material and added something like 10 extra cuts. It’s not like chipboard or paper where you can use a sharp craft knife to cut through any missed spots. The files I cut were not complex but have curves that can’t be safely hand cut or trimmed with a craft knife. If there are advanced instructions on cutting this material it should at least be included with the packaging, but I’m not interested in complex materials and wouldn’t have purchased it if I had known. I’d rather stack thinner sheets of wood than figure this out.* I was able to cut through this by using the setting for Heavy Chipboard, which is 2mm. It cut through 2 of 4 mats but I was able to finish my project, which was planned around the thickness of these wood sheets.