We have several teachers that use Cricut Design Space. The app is constantly needing an update. When the app is launched and detects an update it will automatically download the update and try to install it. At that point the user gets a popup "An Update is ready to install. Cricut Design Space is trying to add a new helper tool." To continue you have to input the local Admin and password to continue. The app will not launch unless you enter this info. I have tried creating a TCC profile with the Security & Privacy payload allowing Full Disk Access for com.cricut.design. Is there a way around this without us pushing the update out through our MDM every time.
Which MDM are you using? Some MDMs like Jamf and Mosyle allow an admin on demand feature that will let you give the user admin privileges for a few minutes to accept the update so that you don't have to be involved every time.
That is a constant Cricut Design space error. I have a cricut and so do some of the teachers I work with and it drives us crazy. You can have the app auto update in your MDM but it isn't a full workaround I have the issue on my personal devices also.
Jeff - We face the same issue ourselves and within our MDM have the option to be notified of app updates on. Once we (in the tech land) get one of those notifications we send out the update to devices where it is installed.
Once of the tools we use to help out with that is Autopkgr. It lets us do things like schedule app updates to download on one machine, then we can figure out how to distribute those to our clients. In our case the MDM is jamf, but there are some FileWave tie-ins that might also help on out.
First of all, hands down, the mug press is one of the nicest and easiest tools I have used in my craft room. I get unbelievable quality results with little effort. I now get a ton of requests from friends and my Christmas gift giving definitely got a boost. If you want to make high quality mugs for friends and family, this press is golden. Prepare to wowed when you unwrap your first pressed mug.
Before buying the Cricut Mug Press, I seriously considered other heat presses, like a clam shell type for example, with mug attachments. However, I see so many issues with users having to fiddle with pressure and heat settings. Often it seems it is a trial and error type of process which makes for a lot of material and time wastage. And blanks are not cheap.
I have used both the cricut mug blanks and some other generic ones. Some of the generic ones I used faded which should not happen with sublimation. I can only assume that the coating (specially-treated for sublimation) was inconsistent. I have had no issue with the Cricut brand mugs.
Now I can get myself around most graphic programs with ease. Even so, I find myself going over to the Design Space even for designing mug graphics. First, there are quite a number of great mugs designs available. I find using the template is helpful. The size is about 9 inches by 4 inches in other graphic programs which work for most designs.
I found that if I place a design element too close to the back of a mug (approx. less than 1 inches from the handle) that the design can be a bit faded in that area if the mug is not wrapped tightly enough. Even with a full wrap, the colours come out beautifully with the mug press.
Once you have your design ready and your mug blank handy, you prep your mug for pressing. First you wrap the paper with the design tightly against the mug. Tightly! I use heat resistant tape to hold it down. You can then wrap it again with butchers paper to prevent the design leaking onto the press element. A nicely-pressed design completely shows through the paper when done. Tape that all down with more tape. Your mug in now ready to be heated up to make the transfer happen.
Well, Yes! In my opinion, It is a wonderful product and works perfectly right out of the box. There is no learning how to use it since you just turn it on and wait. The only learning part is making your design, cutting or printing and wrapping your mug. If you are familiar with the Cricut cutting machines, you can already do that. Either way, it is simple to learn. And yes, the results are truly amazing!
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