New Products: DOT and Make-The-Cut

by | May 10, 2011 | Bladeholder, Dongle, DOT, KNK, Make The Cut, MTC | 2 comments

The two new products have been added to my store in the past week!



 DOT (aka Dongle Organizing Toolbox) is an adorable little container for protecting a security key (dongle) or a flash drive as well as storing blade holders and blades for a range of cutters!

Read more about DOT here: DOT


Also, I’m very pleased to announce that I’m now selling Make-The-Cut! A plug-in was released last week and MTC now cuts directly to a Klic-N-Kut (all models) and offers the following advantages over KNK Studio only:

  • Direct cutting of SVG files to your KNK
  • Precise, user-friendly print and cuts!
  • Automatic circle outlines/fills for rhinestone designing
  • Instant lattice fills of images
  • Preview of auto-tracing results before application

    • Further, you can now choose between Make the Cut and Klic-N-Kut Studio when ordering a new Groove-E! The Maxx models will continue to automatically be sold with KNK Studio, but for the low cost of MTC ($58.36), you may wish to add it on!

    Note that owners of certain older KNK models may need to purchase serial plus serial/USB converter cables for communication from MTC to their cutters. Email me at smccauley45@cox.net and I can help you determine if that will be necessary prior to purchase.

    2 Comments

    1. Sandy McCauley
      Sandy McCauley on July 19, 2011 at 12:30 pm

      You can download and install the trial and then, if you like it, buy it from my store. Here’s the link to get the latest trial that has the KNK Plug-in

      http://www.make-the-cut.com/setup2/MTCInstallKNK3.2.1.exe

      To learn where images will cut, check out my videos here:

      https://www.iloveknk.com/support/mtc-support/

      and then you can start checking out some of the free software tutorials at these sites:

      http://www.scrappydew.com/mtcclassroom/quickguide/

      http://scrappydew.com/tutorials/files/category-make-the-cut.php

      http://svgmtcfiles.blogspot.com/2011/06/free-cricut-and-mtc-321-tutorials.html

      Again, if you decide you like it, then I sell the registration above. Thanks for posting!

    2. shamela hendricks
      shamela hendricks on July 19, 2011 at 6:53 am

      Hi Sandy… I have been looking at MTC and was wondering whether this would be an easier program to operate than the KNK studio maxx… admittedly… I have not yet mastered the design part of using the KNK and havent really used my machine – I WANT TO START USING IT NOW… do you think the MTC will make things easier for me…

      I look forward to hearing from you soon

      kind regards and thanks
      shamela ;p)
      South Africa