Ericjgidney

First time user and I did a graphic but did not want to cut just yet so I attempted to save see the file but when I open I receive "invalid project type" error. Have tried several different ways but not working for me.

When this arrived yesterday I was thrilled till I opened the boxes and found no instructions except the disk so I realized hey they must be on the disk. Then I find the info on the disk and it is a parts list with one very bad picture of what it is supposed to look like assembled. I finally got it put together last night after having to take some screws out and readjusting things. For example the top braces that hold the machine you might want to explain how the brackets go on like place the brackets so that the higher edges sit to the inside etc. just a thought I know it's not rocket science but decent instructions would be a good thing. I have been in sales all of my life and when you send items without decent instructions the customer feels like I bought the equipment that's all the company seems to care about. Maybe it's just me sorry for the rant...

I have an sc model and everything was working great on it for several months until today. I am trying to cut an 11x11 image and the machine keeps making two or three passes over what was originally cut and is cutting more than its supposed to. I cut this project a couple of days ago with no issues problem just started today. Closed that project and decided to try a different project that I have done before and am recieving the same problem. When reviewing the project in the program everything looks fine. Cutting preview looks right however the cutting preview and the end result are nothin alike. Going to uninstall the program and reinstall it and see if that helps and am running it by serial not USB. Thanks for any help I can get.

Sure cuts a lot

Here are two mirrors i just finished. What do you think?

I could use someones help. I usually have no issues cutting graphics but when it comes to cutting the raiders logo it pulls off vinyl while cutting. I changed blade offsets, changed blades, changed angle blades, changed vinyl both thicker and thinner and nothing seems to work. This is for a small project like a 4x4 picture. This would not be an issue for a decal but I am using for etching and so it eats the things I need to keep. Sorry and the cutter is an sc model

Thanks will try these suggestions

I did search this forum and also google but was wondering if anyone had the below graphic? Thanks

Thanks they were for my mother in law.

Where did you get the mirrors? Looking for a place with decent prices.

I just unpacked my machine last night and am attempting to put the sure cuts a lot software on my computer. I have used three different computers with three different windows operating systems but each one is treating it like it is a blank disk.

Sorry my sc cutter with stand.

Figured it out. You have to open the program and then open project. Can't believe you can't just click on the project and it open?

Thanks

I would use it as a stencil. Even if you have to trace around it it is still usable to someone

Anything Under the Sun Graphics

I etch mirrors using a Dremel and diamond bus and also sandblasting. I was wondering how much I should charge? Any help would be great. Thanks in advance

I used a paper stencil just because I received my air eraser and was basically trying it out. The old way was with a Dremel and diamond bit. Much more time consuming and much more money on the bits. I am waiting on my vinyl cuter and once that arrives I will be good to go.

Here is the picture

States file to big will attempt to upload later

Expense is not that much considering that the attached was done on a $1.00 mirror and a paper stencil. While the attached is not a great picture of my work as the lines are normally crisper. Can you give me an idea on what I could possibly charge?

I use permanent paint markers made for glass and are water resistant.I bought them from Michael's. link is below. http://www.michaels.com/Craft-Smart-Fine-Line-Paint-Pen-Sets-6pk/gc2406,default,pd.html?cgid=products-generalcrafts-brands-craftsmart&start=6