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Once leveled and taped at the top to hold it in place using blue painters tape. You can place a long piece of painters tape across the top to form a hinge, then cut up between the letters to apply them individually. Or if you have a graphic like in example #2 use a vertical hinge, peel the backing back to the blue tape and cut it off, then apply that half of the decal. remove the blue tape hinge peel the backing off of the second half and apply the other half of the decal.

Hey all hope your all good and people in Florida are doing well with the hurricane am looking for easy cut studio with serial number

I agree with Slice that many letters are not the same height. I think I read somewhere that usually the height is associated with Capital A but can't confirm this. I always use a box the size I want my text to double check regardless of settings. Most font's have letters that are different heights slightly and I have sometimes adjusted them thinking it would look better but it usually makes them look slightly off. Those people who build fonts know their stuff and visually appealing does not always = exactness. Sort of similar to how some words look better when visually centered vs exactly centered when in stacked word art. There ARE fonts that run true such as M54 jersey fonts etc... but most have some minor height differences that make little difference in the end.

Just what I was going to say.

The people in Florida are not doing well, actually, their lives are a complete shambles, with billions of $$ in damages and cleanup, which will take months to accomplish. Many will never return. Also, the S. Carolina coast is being pummeled today, with "catastrophic flooding" and this massive storm is now headed up through N.Carolina across to Cape Fear. Our hearts go out to those impacted, yes. Here are some practical ways to help ----> https://www.axios.com/local/miami/2022/09/29/hurricane-ian-how-to-help

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Letters like S and O, U, C wil not be the same height as the T, A, N, I, L, etc. The rounded tops and bottoms will be slightly beyond the 'straight' edges of squared-off letters. This has nothing to do with what you're experiencing, but is just good info to keep in mind anyway. In any case, the instructions within the above tutorial video show how to calibrate the 'Cutter Scale" (11:30 timestamp)