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Old 11-06-2012, 11:34 AM   #1  
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Can you use a cuttlebug for all the cutting dies that stampin up makes?
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Old 11-06-2012, 11:42 AM   #2  
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You would think it should. I have a Cuttlebug as well. I only have the Top Note from Stampin' Up, but I have lots of Sizzix frames, etc. and they all work fine.

The "layering" process is a bit different sending it through the machine. That's the only difference I have found.
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Yes, just use the same sandwich as any thin rule die -
'A' plate
'C' plate
Die/Framelits/Edgelit cutting side up
Card stock/DSP
'B' plate

I have reversed the sandwich when'fussy' cutting-
'A' plate
'B' plate
Card stock/DSP
Die/Framelits/Edgelit
'C' plate

I let my 'B' plate be thelate that gets all the nicks and cut mark
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