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    Dakotagrafx!!!!!!!!

     

    You are definitely an "advanced member"

     

    One allen key is all it took to fix this issue and save me thousands! Thank you - it was the screw on the far right on the roller at the control end - the one that gets used the most. It was loose and now it's perfect. Can't thank you enough!

     

    The only issue I have now is that the cutter stops 3 quarters of the way through the same cut at the same place everytime. Some days it will be fine, others it will always stop at this point. Do you have any advice on this?

     

    Sophie

  3. Posted

    Dakotagrafx!!!!!!!!

     

    You are definitely an "advanced member"

     

    One allen key is all it took to fix this issue and save me thousands! Thank you - it was the screw on the far right on the roller at the control end - the one that gets used the most. It was loose and now it's perfect. Can't thank you enough!

     

    The only issue I have now is that the cutter stops 3 quarters of the way through the same cut at the same place everytime. Some days it will be fine, others it will always stop at this point. Do you have any advice on this?

     

    Sophie

  7. Posted

    Hi Jay,

     

    That was my first thought but I always feed out as much vinyl as the design will use first.

     

    I always apply my pinch rollers to the black areas, and the metal roller bars all move as one.

     

    I am completely baffled as I have been cutting the same design every day for months and now it's doing this on me!

     

    Sophie

  8. Posted

    Hi there,

    I have a Pcut CTO1200 and have been printing the same design to t-shirt vinyl for a while. However, yesterday my cutter started mis-aligning parts of the design and the cut lines do not meet up properly. I have tried changing the offset in increments which makes small improvements but in no way solving the problem.

    I have attached a photo. I have cut the same item three times in a row on a scrap of vinyl to show you. As you can see, the truck on the right is the closest to correct but the spokes are not quite inside the wheel. The one on the left is a joke! The left to right images are with diffferent blade offsets but I can never get it to cut perfectly. My business relies on this cutter and I haven't had it long... please help!

     

    Sophie

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  9. Posted

    Hi there,

    I have a Pcut CTO1200 and have been printing the same design to t-shirt vinyl for a while. However, yesterday my cutter started mis-aligning parts of the design and the cut lines do not meet up properly. I have tried changing the offset in increments which makes small improvements but in no way solving the problem.

    I have attached a photo. I have cut the same item three times in a row on a scrap of vinyl to show you. As you can see, the truck on the right is the closest to correct but the spokes are not quite inside the wheel. The one on the left is a joke! The left to right images are with diffferent blade offsets but I can never get it to cut perfectly. My business relies on this cutter and I haven't had it long... please help!

     

    Sophie

     

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