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ScanNcut quick tip

August 29, 2018 / brotherscanncut - this site is an UNOFFICIAL blog by a ScanNCut user.

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Learn to use your ScanNCut
SDX updates – what’s new?
SDX roll feeder 2 is here!
SCANNCUT DX VINYL AUTO BLADE KIT
Pens that fit in the universal pen holder
3DFunPrintz Universal Pen Adapter
3DFunPrintz Sharpie Holder
SMALL BARREL PEN HOLDER
Construction board
Quickie Glue Pens (Foiling)
How to refill the Brother glue pens (foiling/heat embossing)
PAPER PIERCING KIT (DX SERIES)
ScanNCut Calligraphy Kit Tutorial – LIGHT BULB MOMENT!
CALLIGRAPHY KIT & PENS THAT FIT (DX SERIES)
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Warranties on machines purchased outside the UK (Craftelier) – IMPORTANT UPDATE
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