The good news is that you can use a wide range of wood with your Cricut Maker, as long as it is thin enough to fit through the rollers. This includes solid hardwoods, plywood, and even wood veneers.

The Cricut Maker has an adjustable depth of up to 2.4 mm, allowing it to make precise cuts in materials such as plywood.

Yes, the Cricut Maker can cut plywood up to 2.4mm thick. However, it is important to note that the type of plywood used needs to be made from a hardwood, such as maple or birch.

The most common types of wood that can be cut with a Cricut include high-grade plywood, basswood, balsa wood, birch, maple, and alder.

However, it is not capable of cutting thicker pieces of wood like plywood or hardwood. In order to cut these thicker materials, you need a more powerful machine like the Cricut Maker or Explore Air 2.