Chrome Precision Base Plate for Intricate Thinlits Dies - Sizzix

Chrome Precision Base Plate for Intricate Thinlits Dies - Sizzix

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Achieve flawless cuts on even the most detailed designs with the Sizzix Chrome Precision Base Plate for Intricate Thinlits Dies. Specially engineered for precision, this durable plate delivers clean cuts with just a single pass, making it perfect for intricate die shapes and delicate patterns.

Measuring 10" x 6-1/8" x 1/8", this long-lasting plate is built for up to 1,000 uses and works beautifully with a variety of materials, including burlap, canvas, fabric, lambskin, thin cork, craft metal, craft plastic, craft aluminum, and lightweight suede. It ensures your wafer-thin chemically etched dies perform at their best, cutting cleanly without leaving unwanted impressions.

Compatible with Sizzix die-cutting machines (excluding the Big Shot Plus) and not recommended for use with steel-rule dies, this precision tool is a must-have for serious crafters. Enhance your die-cutting results and keep your projects looking sharp with the Chrome Precision Base Plate, available now at CraftDirect.com.

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  • Sizzix 660470 - Chrome Precision Base Plate for Intricate Thinlits Dies.
  • (1) base plate ; dimensions = 10" x 6-1/8" x 1/8" ; good for 1,000 uses ; Do NOT use the Precision Base Plate with steel-rule dies or the Big Shot Plus Machine as damage may occur

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LASinMT
Plates may separate!

I love these plates when they are intact. However some must be made with bad glue as sometimes despite their expensive price they will de-laminate and separate. There are two layers, metal & plastic. If you use as top plate facing down over sharp cutting plate it'll happen sooner than later. Used with metal up as bottom plate lay paper to be cut face down and die cutting side over the paper then use a regular acrylic plate over all so cutting down it will last much longer. USUALLY. The problem is they sometimes de-laminate within 1-20 uses anyway as in right away no matter how you use as bottom facing up or top facing down. Just note bottom cutting into works usually better than as a top plate facing down. For some reason the operation of the machine warps the plastic layer leading to it's separation even on good glued plates. I save the metal layer-use solvents to remove all glue and manage to use shims to still get a lot of use out of the metal plate as a cutting surface. I love glitter paper. And these help me cut through the tough plastic core of all glitter type card-stock.

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Diane Carr
Great Addition

This was recommended to me by a friend and it works great as a base plate.