Double Scoring Wheel Tip Works with Maker 3/Maker, Artarron Double Scoring Wheel Tip+QuickSwap Drive Housing, Useful for Uncoated, Light Materials, 3D Home Decor and Gift Boxes

This fits my Maker 3 perfectly. It works well. I used it to score a card and it came out straight and crisp. Good value.

This is a great back up! Tested it in my Maker and it worked just as well as the one included with my Cricut. No need to pay for overpriced OEM when these after-market tools work JUST as well!

Great product and great value! I am happy to report this aftermarket housing with single and double cutting tips fit perfectly in my Cricut Maker 3. So far I have tried the single and the double tip on cardstock with excellent results. It’s a win-win because the price and quality are excellent. I would not hesitate to get it again!

It works great in my Maker 3

Got this for my cricut maker 3 and it works as its described.

I have a Cricut Maker 3 and use it to make cards and envelopes among other things. I ordered the two-pack and received a single and double scoring wheel tip along with one housing. Ive never owned the brand name version, but this one fits perfectly and works well. It appears to be well made. The tips can be swapped very easily, and I used both on a recent valentine project. I used the double wheel for the test run, and the single wheel for the actual card. I used 65 lb card stock and didnt see much difference between the two. Then I discovered the double wheel is for thicker materials like foam, cardboard and cork. Good to know! In any case, both versions of the project turned out great. This is a high-quality kit at a much better price than the name brand.

For years I have resisted the Cricut Craze. I didnt need it, I kept telling myself. However, I enjoy making no-sew quilted ornaments, but I HATE the time it takes to cut out 56 rectangles, or whatever the pattern calls for, so I havent made as many as Id like. While researching dies, which limit you to their predetermined size, I discovered that the Cricut Maker 3 will cut fabric in any shape or size I can dream up. I dug a little deeper to see what else I might use a $200+ machine for other than, essentially, a pair of scissors to cut fabric, and I was surprised to discover I could put pens in it, do embossing, etch acrylic, add foil accents, cut faux leather, and even make little wooden doo-dads. So, I bought it, and Ive been on a kick to acquire all the accessories I might ever need. The scoring tools are a necessity for making pop-up greeting cards, which I have a feeling I will become obsessed with creating. This set can handle that job beautifully. Each one easily fits into the slot, the machine recognizes it, and I can make the coolest cards for Valentines Day, birthdays, Easter, Christmas, or for no reason at all. I cant wait to make a sunflower pop-up card for a friend, and these tools will make it possible to do with ease.

Ive started using of the available patterns for pop up cards and these worked great for the needed scoring for some of the designs.

I have a cricut maker 3 and needed deeper score lines than what the stylus could do, looked at the name brand and laughed since it was over priced in my opinion. I found this score wheel and works wonders, no issues with design space or the machine itself. My cards / envelops fold super crisp and line up perfectly! A little tip for design space is for even better score lines duplicate your score lines, line them over the existing lines & attach everything. Makes the machine score twice for perfect scores!

Both scoring tools work really well. I’m able to create envelopes or anything that needs a bend in it. The single score works great for small pieces of paper, and the the double scoring tool creates nice, clean scores in thick paper. I’m really happy with these tools. My machine recognized the tools and used them just as expected.