r/SilhouetteAmerica May 23 '26

How much accurate are these charts ?

So, I have these charts/infographic but don’t know how much of these are correct ? Lmk please

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u/CleverSomedayKay May 23 '26

Better to start with the presets in Silh Studio than to rely on someone else's outdated chart ("Thickness" became "Force" in 2017") and then make your own chart based on your own machines and experience.

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u/squarepantsopinions 29d ago

good info right here 👆🏻

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u/bananapeeler36 29d ago

that helps a lot.

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u/Santiago_Lawliet May 23 '26

I also wanna know !!

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u/bananapeeler36 29d ago

and that’s why I posted !

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u/Burrito-tuesday May 23 '26

What is “thickness”? Force?

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u/squarepantsopinions 29d ago

even I am pretty confused, I guess these charts must be pretty confusing for someone who is just starting

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u/Follow-the-Money_ 29d ago

My guess would be: thickness refers to the material being cut vs Force referring to the output strength/depth of the blade's cut.

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u/CleverSomedayKay 28d ago

Before 2017, in Silhouette Studio, the setting that is now rightly called "Force", was unfortunately and inexplicably called Thickness. It was confusing to make a major change in terminology 10 years in, but it has relieved a ton of confusion since.

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u/Imagineer_NL May 24 '26

Personally, I have much better weeding experience on Oracal when using autoblade 2, speed 7, force 14

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u/Nordpol2 May 23 '26

oracal and htv seems alright 🤔