Cricut Tools, Scoring Stylus

The scoring stylus does exactly what it says. I have made projects with my Cricut from cards to cootie catchers for my son. The stylus is easy to install and adds another function to the already amazing Cricut machines. Well worth the price!

This tool fits within the tool holder normally reserved for a pen. Due to this, you can cut and score without having to change out tools. I have used it a few times already and it works very well.

I bought the scoring stylus for using it with my Cricut Explore Air 2. It came well packed, very nice. The only reason why I dont give 5 stars is because it doesnt make enough pressure on the paper to mark the lines to fold. If you have a very thin paper yes, it works, but in a regular cardstock you cant even see the lines. I guess this is something related to the configuration of the machine, but still, Cricut could make the scoring stylus sharper.

The Clover Amour are my personal favorite. I hold my hook knife style. The grip is nice, the tip is the perfect shape. If these get lost I put my project on hold rather than go back to another type of hook. These larger hooks are lightweight but not flimsy at all.

I like to use this instead of changing blades to put in scoring wheel. It saves a lot of time and does a good job.

Ive used this a handful of times and its pretty good. Much better than the little scoring cuts with the Cricut Expression. The only problem I found is that it scores on the front of the design so the way you would naturally want to fold it shows the wrong side. You can still work through it but just be mindful of that.

I make pop up cards from 65 lb cardstock. In my opinion it does the job but i find i have to use multiple score line to get a decent enough score mark; and even then it still considerable effort to get a clean fold. I think it should have been more pointed or sharper to give a slightly deeper score line for easier cleaner folds.

I thought this stylus actually scored the paper surface by cutting it but alas, it does not. Rather, it indents the surface (just like a ball point pen would) making the paper easier to bend at that indented line. It is made well so I gave it 4 stars anyway.

I made some greeting cards and the score line was perfect. I had always used a bone folder when making by hand. This made a clean perfect fold.

Works great.