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  1. 4 points
    This is by far the best one yet.
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    A while back I had asked for some input on the best way to do a big check I was going to donate the work for the Ronald McDonald House for the kids. The car club had raised $3,000.00 and was presenting it to McDonald's. I love to give back when ever I can, and I see I am not the only one Shawn sent me a PM right away and offered to print it and ship it no charge. I am forever grateful and if I can ever return the favor just ask, they are going to love it. I just went to Walmart and picked up a cheap board and got done installing it... Thanks again Shawn you saved me lots of time trying to come up with something in vinyl as my printer wasn't big enough ... http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php?/topic/51297-need-some-help-on-this-one/
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    If I could get one of those knives that does the work by itself I would be in business! Cal
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    You're welcome Bill! Glad to help out for a good cause. That's the size they requested. I just follow orders
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    I figured it out. I had accidentally lowered the cut force too low. If the cut force is set below 21g the blade holder will not drop down.
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    that's the beauty of the forum - it helps more people night and day without the phone calls to support
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    Awesome video, I have a funny feeling it probably is not that easy though. =P
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    naw when he talks he looks more like a blow up doll!
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    Hell that should be trump. mark-s
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    LOL Just what I was going to say that what the club wanted 20" X 30" Have to keep them happy
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    : You may want to consider this - if you plan to make yourself - om not sure of durability- most likely for indoor. Thank you for your service. http://www.primeralabel.com/m/landingpage-LabelPrinter/?utm_campaign=LabelPrinter&utm_medium=PPC&utm_source=Google&utm_term=Brand&gclid=CjwKEAjw_ci3BRDSvfjortr--DQSJADU8f2jThqqvL1qbH1jehTpoAfYNNSdKp8pL6OnJp3n7dHtKhoCdzPw_wcB
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    I am sure you are just missing something. I bought the SC as my first cutter. Had simular issues at first and felt I had made a mistake. With the help of the forum here (Not US cutter support) I was able to get it dialed in and I now have 3 cutters. The SC, the Titan 2 and a Graphtec. The SC still gets a lot of work! I have been using the Titan a little more than the SC just because of the quieter operation but once I got that SC dialed in.... cuts great. Let me add this as a side note.... I think the trouble I had with the SC, and the nights of pulling my hair out trying to figure it out helped give me an overall better understanding of cutters and how to trouble shoot issues with them. Kind of a crash course if you will. Now, if one of my other cutters acts up, I can usually dial in the problem pretty quick. I don't have to always keep coming back to the forum. There are so many things that could cause troubles. One big thing that even I over look at times is blade depth. If that blade aint set just right you could be chasing your tail but when its on..... its so nice. Also, blade TIP! that thing is so tiny and important, it that little tip flakes off...... your cuts will always be horable. Anyway, good luck with your new cutter. You only have a few posts so I am assuming you might be new to this business..... If so, just be aware you may still have trouble with the next cutter if you havent learned how to get it all set up properly with the first one. The SC really isnt that bad, just noisy, once you get it figured out!
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    Hot Damm!!!!! I could kiss you all!!!! Thank you so much!!!! The HPGL needed to be set in the software as well as the machine!!!!!! You guys are AWESOME!!!!!!