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The Sign Blazer Elements v7.0.0. was uploaded about 3 hours after the above post.
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I have the original Sign Blazer for USCutter hosted HERE.
I'll add the SignBlazer Elements v7.0.0. (hybrid/cracked) there tonight sometime.
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Did you raise the rollers first?
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Cutting thin features too fast can also cause that. If you still have issues after adjusting the blade, lower the pressure and speed.
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That's cool Mark!
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Some software has what's called a "weed box"that makes a box a set distance larger than whats being cut.
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Try slowing down and backing off the pressure.
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They really really suck!!!
I'm just jealous.
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Does it tend to do it in a certain direction?
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Are you setting the origin for each job?
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Check Baud Rate settings on cutter and make sure everything matches on the computer.
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White about a whiteboard? Nice smooth surface and and has a frame.
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Cut a little off the pen.
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The weld thing is usually done in the design software. Depending on the program, you may have to convert the text to curves before welding.
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Have you run a test cut from the control panel. That will let you know if it's hardware or software.
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I had problems scrolling once and opened up the mouse and found a fuzzball stuck on the sensor.
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On 2/5/2018 at 7:00 AM, arty-rc said:One trick I use is to fold the shirt in half, lengthwise and press for 2 seconds. This will give you a center line on the shirt. Fold the HTV, non sticky side, in half. Cut a small notch at the top and bottom at the crease and you'll have the center points on your HTV. Line up the HTV center points with the center line on the shirt and press.
You could add triangles centered at the top and bottom of the design and cut them out when you're ready to press.
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In Corel it needs to be a vector to export as one.
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Strange the line is a repeating pattern.
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You are changing it on the machine?
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Print on regular paper and use a pen in the cutter to confirm things.
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