First, is there a commonly accepted file format for digital die cutting machines, like .stl files for 3D printers? Second, how likely would a local print shop be to have a machine that can use such files?
>>625176 (OP)
Cricuts and the like use .SVG files but you can upload jpeg images to them anyway. print and cutting is a thing too, print onto paper, machine cuts it
>>625176 (OP)
First off, die cutting is a mechanical stamping process that uses a die, Cricut and and equvalent pro grade cutting machines are known as knife plotters (but can draw with a pen too).
One of the main places you will find them is sign shops.
