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I've been working lately with both Cricut Maker and Brother ScanNCut2 But from my point of view either would be perfect for what you want to do. There is a learning curve with either one, but nothing you couldn’t handle. I cut vinyl and the card stock with them, and both are capable of intricate work. For me, I lean toward the Cricut because the workflow feels smoother to me, but ymmv.

I understand that I'm really late for the party, but in case someone still has the same question unsolved, here's a guide on how to prepare a black&white image for cutting using Silhouette Studio. Link: https://westmontlibrary.org/makery/convert-a-raster-image-to-a-silhouette-cut-file/

I simply use Illustrator from Adobe with my Silhouette cutter. It's super simple once you get used to it. Here's the video on that:

That's one awesome idea! If I make this someday, I'll get a shut off print like that:

Looks sweet! Where can I find a holder like that if it's still relevant?

Hey everyone! I've been browsing through the forums for a while now and finally, I'm a fresh member. I own my second gen Silhouette and I feel like it's time to go further. And that's why I'm here ─ for a piece of friendly advice, which I'll ask for in some other topics. Thanks for attention, guys.