Cricut Explore review: Make precision cuts for your arts and crafts

If you’re serious about your arts and crafts, you probably have a variety of cutting tools at your disposal—scissors and shears, exacto knives, paper cutters, and more. But when you need to make complicated, intricate cuts that you want to look clean, you need to turn to a cutting machine like the Cricut Explore. It cuts with degree of precision and automation that is hard to find elsewhere.

The Cricut Explore essentially does three things: cut, write, and score. It can work two tools at once, a blade and a pen or scoring tool. This means you can cut something out of a material and score some folding lines at the same time. Or you could, for example, draw up a label with the pen, and then cut it.

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