Overview of the Silhouette CAMEO Autoblade 

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Hi Heather! We're happy to help. Thanks for watching! - TRW Haley

Thank you! I had a hard time with the autoblade at first, but now its my ride or die. I have told the blade who's boss. Haha! - TRW Lisa

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We thank you! Did you know we're live every Monday night 8pmEST on our youtube channel? Hope to see you there! We chat, answer questions, and have some pretty awesome give aways! -TRW Crystal

We are working on more videos covering Cameo 4 topics. Thank you for the suggestion, Joao!

TheRhinestoneWorld thanks eventually I have managed

We recommend increasing blade depth or the force, you will likely have to tweak the settings to get it perfect. Hope this helps! -TRW Kaitlin

Great idea! I will pass that along to the marketing team. 😊 - TRW Haley

The blade will likely start at zero, until you change the setting. If put in correctly, the autoblade should reflect the blade depth setting you have in Silhouette. If they aren't the same, there might be a problem with your connection. -TRW Bri

@@TheRhinestoneWorld Thank you for the reply, make sense. Peter

The materials the auto blade can cut are paper, cardstock, heat transfer vinyl, and sign vinyl. Happy crafting! -TRW Abby

You should be fine without doing it. Just click it up if you ever notice that your blade isn't adjusting. It's like a re calibrate. :) - TRW Lisa

We actually recommend a different blade! We sell an adapter that allows Cameo 4's to use a Graphtec blade. It allows the Cameo to make more intricate cuts, and it's much easier to adjust than an autoblade! We also sell autoblades on our website. www.therhinestoneworld.com/Silhouette-AutoBlade-for-Cameo-4_p_17970.html The Graphtec/Cameo adapter is available here: www.therhinestoneworld.com/TRW-CAMEOGraphtec-Blade-Holder_p_18346.html www.therhinestoneworld.com/Graphtec-Cutter-Blades--45-Degree-AGTK_p_17659.html -TRW Bri

If you believe it is broken, contact Silhouette ASAP to have it replaced under warranty. - TRW Haley

If the blade need to be replaced, you will have to replace the entire autoblade to include the housing. If you take it apart it will break. - TRW Haley

It's just a secondary carrier. Some people like to keep an extra blade in there if they don't want to use the autoblade. Other people like to use it for sketch pens to do sketching and cutting in the same pass. - Lisa

Sounds like we need to do some troubleshooting! Send us an email to info@therhinestoneworld.com and we will be happy to help you out. - TRW Haley

Autoblades automatically adjust based on your settings and can cut most standard materials! We recommend changing the blade for a different one if you're cutting a lot of thick material or very fine details. They all work better for something specific, but the autoblade is a master of (most) trades. -TRW Bri

Thank you

Happy to help! -TRW Bri

Great questions! Machines have a few slots. One is for a blade, the other can be used with their sketch pens to draw a design vs cut it. Think invitations, etc. To find them, search the words Silhouette Ratchet Blade on Google. They pull up all over from Amazon, Walmart, and many more. In my opinion, the Autoblade is my blade of choice, but as you craft and learn more, you'll develop the understanding that sometimes it's settings and skill vs the blade type needed. Reminder to use the black adapter if you get a ratchet blade. Also reminder with ratchet you have to manually set the depth with the tool, or the hole located by the rollers. My autoblade will just move over and click itself to the number I've set on screen. They both are good for the same materials as well. It's really only preference. There are MANY types of blades out there for Silhouette. Here's a brief article going over them: www.silhouetteschoolblog.com/2016/07/silhouette-cameo-blades.html -TRW Crystal

It actually doesn't matter, it will change to whatever you specify in the software after you put it back! Just make sure to press until you hear the loud click! - TRW Haley

I would email info@therhinestoneworld.com, they will be able to help you! -TRW Abby

Oh no!! Please email us at info@therhinestoneworld.com and we can try to figure out how that happened :( -TRW Bri

TheRhinestoneWorld lol me being dumb and trying to figure it out on my own... the autoblade wouldn’t auto adjust with the software for whatever reason, got it fixed with the little adjuster and it’s working fine now, I’ll just use the other corner of the mat. But thanks for offering help!! Much appreciated

Haha thanks! -TRW Bri