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You're going to be doing this on about every job. You just need to get it placed right at the get-go and then you'll be fine. I don't think that your MH has that same layout of knurled drive rollers but the point is that you can move around and reset the zero and start cutting from other areas besides right next to the left side. I had a 48" machine and would sometimes move all the rollers and the cutting head way over to the far left side to make use of the best knurled drive rollers for the vinyl width. If the former then you just have your origin off. When you cut and it goes off the vinyl is it looking orientated correctly so that the 14" width is correct? In other words if it starts cutting in the right place will it actually fit or is it cutting the other direction and the 30" just won't work? (if the later then you need to rotate your design to match the cutter output.
Budget cutters have no way of knowing if they are over any vinyl or not so you have to position it and make sure there is enough width too. Most cutters is you don't zero back out then it will return to the original zero and start cutting from there regardless if it's on the vinyl or not. as you move the vinyl in and out with the arrows on the machine the location on that axis changes. You need to define where the starting point is so the cutter starts there. My old one I took it off-line and then it let me zero out the x and y axis to zero then I would turn it back online and it was ready to cut.
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Every cutter is a little different so I don't know how to tell you to do that. You probably have to zero the cutter out once you set it there. So if I push the vinyl roll all the way to the left edge and put the cutting head about an inch into the vinyl on the right side and use that as the origin point will it stay cutting on the vinyl? Will the cutter head not attempt to cut past the origin point that I set?
If all your cut settings are correct then it should work from that origin point toward the left side and if you have enough vinyl between the rollers you'll be good to go. Once you get the vinyl sitting right and the rollers out to the edges place your cutter head so the blade is where you want it (typically just inside the right pinch roller) and push whatever button zero's out your origin to that point. It's a good idea to pre-feed the vinyl in and out once to be sure you're tracking straight. I set my pinch rollers out to the edges as close as I am comfortable with (my current cutter tracks very accurate so I leave about 1/4" but my previous budget cutter I had to leave at least 1/2" outside the roller so it wouldn't track off the vinyl by the end of the cut. Just make sure that BOTH rollers are on the knurled part of the drive shaft at the end of the day so it pushes and pulls the vinyl evenly. Typically the left roller position will be determined by vinyl width but I'm not sure how your cutter is configured and it may have a lot of available knurled drive shaft space. Most people cut inside the pinch rollers but some use the material out past where they roll.
#Sure cuts a lot 3 pro marking software#
Software lets you cut up to 6 feet long.I recommend that you set your mat size to the width of your available vinyl.
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Available for Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 and Macintosh OSX 10.10-10.13.WYSIWYG Interface - What you see is what you cut.Includes over 200 built in shapes, with many more available through the eshape store.Select styles, including Shadow & Blackout, to change the look of your letters and shapes with just a few clicks.Several effects including 3D Rotate, Drop Shadow, Knockout, Puzzle Generator, Symmetrical Mirror, Wave & more.Auto tracing features to automatically convert images for cutting.Import embroidery file formats, including PES, PEC, HUS, JEF, SEW, VIP.Import various file formats, including SVG, PDF, EPS, AI, WPC (PRO version can also import PLT, DXF).
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