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I probably don't cut every day, however I too have always used CC blades. They absolutely last longer. I always use scrap vinyl and do test cut until it is correct depth/pressure(TITAN 2). Learned the hard way after incorrect setting and ruining the cutting strip.

I too have had SOME problems with cutter(s) from USC however, they have ALWAYS went above and beyond to correct the issue. AS many have done started with MH to SC to TIATN and happy as a pig in ----! My lack of patience IT SEEMS IS ALWAYS A FACTOR. I still have and will recommend USC. Just my $.02.

Welcome from N. Florida

This one is a Canebreak Rattler. Has a pink tint.

several

Note the picture. Catch one swvwral time every year.

skarekrow to the rescue !!! GOOD LOOKIN' JOB

Welcome from ANOTHER OLD FART from North Florida.

Welcome from N Florida. Lots of helpful info here !!

WELCOME from N Florida

WELCOME from N Florida.

Sign vinyls (if not mistaken) are pressure sensitive. The more you squeegee with pressure, the more it adheres to the substrate or surface you are applying to.

I have bought 2 cutters from US CUTTER and often buy some materials. Although I'm a "one man show" they have gone above and beyond with issues, though few, on my cutters. The biggest or only complaint is being on terminal hold when trying to resolve a problem. I guess my lack of patience doesn't help either. BUT, yes I would and have recommended them many times. Just my $.02 worth.

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