Danny40

Yep I actually pulled the blade back a bit after Skeeter mentioned it, is a much nicer cut now. The blade seems to be able to turn freely (manually anyway), and I also tried a drop of oil. I tried wiping the blade to get rid of any little bits of vinyl, didn't think of a magnifying glass. Appreciate the replies guys.

I've for the most part been using Signblazer, tried Flexi and it made little difference. I started with a 0.25mm offset (in the cutter, 0 in the software) as that seems to be common, tried adjusting to many values either side of that without making much difference. Don't have a pen to try unfortunately. Just tried using the overcut feature in Flexi, makes weeding a bit easier but goes no where near fixing the problem, mostly exaggerates it in some areas. Might have to try purchasing a new blade.

I'm having a very similar problem. Just bought an (old) second hand CP-2500, completely new to the game so have no idea what to do in situations like this. What's happening: Cuts consistently don't start and finish at the same point, makes weeding very difficult. I've tried adjusting the blade offset, switched sign programs to no avail. Blade seems ok, swivels, nothing stuck in it etc. Unfortunately it only came with a single blade and roll of vinyl so I can't really swap anything out to see if it's the problem, and don't really have any idea if it would be anyway.. Any ideas?