#SURE CUTS A LOT CRICUT DOWNLOAD#
The program may or may not work properly and it's a likely possibility to download a virus in the process.You will not receive customer support from Craft Edge.SCAL 2 is no longer available for purchase, LEGALLY! And has not been for many years.Some members of Cricut Facebook groups are directing those who own an Expression where to purchase SCAL 2 software. The following section was copied directly from the SCAL Facebook page, with some updates in brackets. If you try this solution and get a "file missing" message, please contact us and let us know.įor a detailed discussion of what machines it works on, as well as other important information, click here. In addition, some of the files referenced below are housed on third-party servers, and they may move around. That said, based on download metrics, etc., hundreds, if not thousands, of legacy Cricut owners have got it working. Note: - An easier-to-use process for people who would rather not do everything manually is provided here.Ĭaveats - This solution is not supported or even recommended, really, by CraftEdge or by me. The content applies to the Windows version of SCAL5 as well - I have it working on my system.
As of February, 2021, the original announcement can still be seen here. The instructions on this page were first published as part of an announcement on the Sure-Cuts-A-Lot Facebook Page, on April 14, 2018.
This is a supplement to our articles " Using Sure-Cuts-A-Lot With Legacy Cricuts" and " Legacy Cricut Frequently Asked Questions." It describes one of the earliest sets of directions for using SCAL4 or SCAL5 to drive first-generation Cricuts directly. This article is intended for use by people who want to use first-generation Cricuts for cutting images and fonts that aren't supported by their collection of cartridges. CraftEdge's Announcement about SCAL and Cricuts:
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