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Graphtec engineer out... loose carraige causing my issues as suspected all working now

In Windows, Right Click My Computer > Properties > Device Manager > Ports (COM & LPT). Expand that and see what Com Port number Windows assigned to your keyspan. Whatever that number is, that's what SBE needs to be set to that number. SBE > Cutter > Setup > Output Device Let's get started with that, and see if that gets you some results.

and some place on the forums someone once posted all 50 states so you wouldn't even need to trace the state.

I know this is an old topic, but if you look at the grain on the Becker it does not match the back panel. It’s layered, and I’d say was cut on a laser.

I set my prices and I don't care what others sell at. My service and quality speaks for it's self. Actually to me, cheap prices speak cheap work in this business. This is considered a skilled job, and you should not be selling cheap. "Skill" and quality have a price tag on it. Also the fact that I sell over 1500 items gives my buyers a variety to choose from. As well as you need product for impulse buyers. I only sell online.

Haven't read all the other replies but here's my thoughts, at least on the cutter. I recently bought an SC2. While I'm sure it's screaming loud compared to a servo unit, I don't think it's all that bad and is quieter than I expected. If you go by the specs on the USCutter website for the SC2 and the LP3, they both have .005 inch (.127mm) resolution and they're both steppers. Unless I'm missing something, I don't see any advantage to the LP3 accuracy wise. And the price of the SC2 right now at $339 is a great deal as well.

Hah! saved me the legwork, thank you! haven't got time at the moment, but I'll let you know how that goes

Very reassuring Thanks! Yeah, I'm already failing miserably at doing sales of the stainless I cut. There are two people that are selling for me at commission, it sort of sucks, because I'm selling pieces that I see priced at $68 for like $25 to $35, of which I see like $15.. I do okay on the commission pieces, but they're still really cheap, like $50 for stuff that should be much more than that. Confidence thing or something, I don't know, I attract cheap folks who wouldn't buy at all if it isn't dirt cheap, so after settling for NO money/no sales, I opted to go really low. I suppose I should be researching that a bit more.

I just have CUT right now, looking to upgrade soon