Dakotagrafx

Welcome from Michigan

I've got a lot of vinyl from when I had the 50" cutter - now I cut it down to 24" for my current cutter

Thanks for the info Tinaski

Welcome from Michigan, I have seen many GX-24's at the trade shows and they work great. for me i am a Graphtec fan and have a CE5000-60

+1 on this seller for the tape

for a really nice resist this company will do it for you and mail it ready to blast http://www.rayzist.com/Film/CustomMask.php

Welcome from Michigan

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here is a guide for using the offset feature - I do not have a p-cut any more and can't remember where the setting is

They look clean to me 300!

The clean cut blades are much sharper and made of a finer grained carbide. they last much longer than the Chinese import blades. ask anyone that has used them once you do you will not go back. if you do get one make sure you back the pressure down 30 percent to start . . . they are that much sharper.

or try a tennis ball if you don't have a rivet brush

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usually an incomplete cut on p-cut is fixed with slight change to the offset - in some programs there is also a overcut feature

Great Job

The thicker the material the more blade that sticks out - the 1/2 credit card is just a starting point

all about the same on the cheaper cutters

Congrats Neron - great set up and toys

Welcome from Michigan

Yeh that doesn't sound like a MB

Complete a support ticket here: https://support.uscutter.com/hc/en-us to have USC staff run thru the test to see if it is another motherboard!

Welcome aboard from Michigan - it is addictive!

Lead hat . . . he is a double naught spy

Don't forget to cover the rooms walls, windows and doors with grounded screen and lead to keep the NSA from remotely reading the info and your mind!

Thanks 300