How Sure Cuts a Lot 2 Works with Cricut Expression

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So, how useful are Sure Cuts a Lot 2 and Cricut Expression? The answer is, they're quite useful. However, most users can no longer use them with their computers as Cricut has stopped supporting these models and is no longer selling new physical cartridges for them. Ironically, these machines still work perfectly fine.

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