Geordie

Nice one, thanks guys will go look now and get a couple ordered me thinks Mine was the same, all chewed up from testing blade depths etc !!!! many thanks all !!! Tony @ DTI Plastics & Signs

Well I managed to sort it out after a few test plots, it was actually not cutting deep enough, knocked it upto 135 and seems to be working fine now thank goodness Thanks for the help guys and gals its much appreciated !! Quick question for anyone here, any ideas where I can get a new cutting strip ? (the one that goes under the pinch rollers) I always like to have one in as a spare just in case you know ........ Many thanks again Anthony @ DTYI Plastics & Signs

Ah never thought of that Jay, will try it as soon as I get back to the unit ..... Anthony

I have used this vinyl and backing tape for years and years and never had any problems whatsoever like this Renee. I just thought if someone else has had this problem with any cutter really they might be able to shed some light on it for me !!! Many thanks ....... Anthony

Just thought I would drop by and say hi to everyone here.... Back into the UK signwriting business after a lay off of about 7 years, looking forward to it again !!! Great site btw guys !!!

Hi there, The problem I am having is one I have not yet come accross, I am running my new P-CUT630 on XP, and can plot with nps at all, the cutting of the letters is spot on ..... The problem I am having is as follows, once plotted and weeded, I then apply yhe backing tape to the vinyl. Offer it up to the sign I am making, hinge it etc, all levelled up with nps. Goto take the backing paper away from the vinyl prior to "flipping" it onto the sign and the backing paper (on the vinyl) is still stuck on, some letters come clean off nps at all, others are an absolute night mare. I am currently cutting at 130 which seems to be great..... Anybody know why this could be happening ? I have worked with other cutters and never had this problem before !!!! Quite annoying esp when you trying to do a van or something lol .... Any help is greatfully appreciated .... Regards, Anthony @ DTI plastics and Signs