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  1. I charged forward before seeing the last post, and it went fine I need to add transfer paper and then cut them into 6 individual strips. Putting them on the boards will be 4 strips rather than one full piece, but still a lot faster than it went using frog tape and straight edge
  2. I have set the rollers evenly and I did pre-feed the entire length. One thing I just noticed is that in the back the excess vinyl I had from pre feed was lined up with the roll, and it’s now off by about 1/2 inch. I guess that may be a given since it’s tracking crooked, but which one causes which? If I only cut 6 vertical lines with spacing 1/4, 1/4, 2”, 1/4, 1/4, I could manually cut to length and place the horizontal sections. Would that keep the spacing better? tough to see how off they get, but if you zoom in you can see how the first ones on the left were fine but by the time it cut the inside it had gotten off somehow That’s what I don’t get - how it’s happening during the cut
  3. I did set blade with post it notes initially and it was too far out compared to your method, but that didn’t fix the issue. I went back and forth several times and it was fine, but by the end of the cut it was way off. it’s not just doing the rectangles, cuts 8 circles and initial first. I unchecked the Cut in Strips box as not positive what it does. IMG_0103.MOV
  4. SC2 and been great for smaller things, but I’ve just wasted 12 feet of vinyl and hope to stop the bleeding. I have searched, and know to pre-feed, and get tension rollers equally spaced. I even marked the adjustments to set tension from scratch as calibrated as possible. I put a 3” strip on the cutters origin side to ensure it’s straight to start. when I feed and retract it seems to be going straight, but it’s as though drift increases when cutting. Is that possible? The design is a 46” x 22” rectangle, then a smaller one only 1/4” inside of that, then another…. Doesn’t have to be off much to be very noticeable. Im thinking that maybe if it cut the long ones in order the drift would still keep spacing uniform??? I found the checkbox to cut in strips and set it to 46.5”, and hope to confirm whether that’s a good or bad idea before wasting another 4 feet of vinyl, or if something else to try. I’m cutting Oracle 631 if that matters. I have speed at 200, pressure 42. The plan was to save myself a lot of time measuring and taping. Since I’m cutting anyway I added a pinstripe to the circle but otherwise the end result should be same.