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How to Adjust the Screen on Your Brother Scan n Cut Tutorial

Alanda Craft December 14, 2014 3 Comments This post may contain affiliate links.

 

We were finding that at times nothing happened when we clicked on the screen on the Brother Scan n Cut and we thought that the machine wasn’t working as the pointer had to be off to the side to allow us to make a selection.  Well we found that this was happening because the screen had moved out of alignment.  In this video we show you how to make the adjustments in your Brother Scan n Cut so that the screen is aligned.

Its easy to do and will it set your mind at ease knowing it’s something so simple to correct.

Brother Scan n Cut Tutorial: Adjusting the Screen

 

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  1. Edna says

    August 2, 2015 at 5:53 am

    Really helpful information. Thanks

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  2. Marlene byrne says

    July 5, 2018 at 1:10 am

    Owing id known about you guys befor my scan and cut has been idol for 12mths I use to make lots of cards on it ,but then decided to do quilting on it. And was so disappointed with the cutting of the fabric, I persiversed will I it for a while but gave up in the end as I never was never able to cut the fabric without it being chewed I bought new mats ,contact sheets new blades everything I neede to cut fabric I even watch your video on fabric cutting doe everything you said still no good so I put it in the cupboard and there it stayed for the next 12mths until last week I decided to have another go bought freezer paper as I’d watched a video using freezer paper still no luck , I have been making patchwork quilts and cutting all my pieces. By hand which seem rediculous when I could be using my scan n cut.HELP PLEASE

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    • Alanda says

      July 5, 2018 at 9:17 am

      We have been trying out cutting fabric on a standard mat without the contact sheet applied to it. We spray with a bit of 505 Spray Adhesive to the fabric and place it on the mat. (Just a light spray). It has been working really well and in fact it is now our favourite way to cut fabric.

      We also have a complete training course on cutting fabric if you are interested. Here is the link: https://www.alandaonline.com/product/mastering-cutting-fabric/

      Reply

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