Cricut Tools, Scoring Stylus

It is made by cricut need to say any more. it is a real handy tool and a must have, use it all the time with no disapointment, and could not think of any other modifications that could make it easier to use

I first purchased an off-brand scooting tool to use with my Cricut Explorer Air 2 but had to return because it was tearing my paper (I.e. couldn’t get it to sit properly to be at the correct depth). Returned that purchase and bought the Cricut brand. Wow….such great scoring lines. So easy to bend my paper. The line is deep enough for a great fold of 80lb cardstock on the cardstock setting. Worth the extra money to get a proper fit.

Exactly as described. I use it with my circuit machine and silhouette foil paper to emboss.

If you make any cards with your Cricut Explore you need this stylus. It will only work in the Explore. I dont know why it wasnt included with the machine though. You put it in the drawing/stylus tube on your machine and press it down to where the down arrow no longer shows. The only problem Ive had using this is that on some cardstock the scoring line it makes is not very deep and it still takes a bit of work bending the cardstock on the line to make the card or envelope.

I ordered this in hopes of tracing tattoo stencils for my roommate. It worked perfect. No more hand tracing!! Saved him so much time for individuals and parties.

The product is easy to use. Not too much to it, but I like to make cards so this tool comes in handy.

Great product and price. Easy to use with my cricut, would def buy again if needed

Not totally impressed with the Cricut scoring tool a it scores so lightly that it is almost non existent. My product arrive on time and is functional, considering my previous statement. Do not believe it is defective. Just not really great..

Ive got the Cricut Explore Air 2 and this thing pops out when being used! Ive had prints only half scored because this thing got pushed down too hard by the machine and it popped out, messing up the entire print and wasting me time and paper. The holder in slot A does not grip this thing tightly enough. I looked up solutions online, and found that using a rubber band to hold it in place keeps it from popping out. Its ridiculous though. It works some times, and when it works its really good. But other times it just pops out of the not-very-locked lock, and stops being used by my machine.

Easy enough to use, but it sticks up much higher than the cricut for some reason. Therefore you have to remove it every time or leave the cricut open. Could leave a stronger score, but overall, gets the job done.