Jburns

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  1. I would start with loading the material square-- I like to place my hand in the middle of the sheet while loading, provide tension off the roll then slowly lower the pinch rollers. This kind of squares up the feed.

    Next unroll the job length behind the cutter---or provide slack for the job.  Slow down the speed, check pinch roller pressure, -- add a few nodes in the corners of the design so the cuts meet-up.

    uscutter say max length is 12 ft. 


  2. 18 hours ago, kainth.c.s said:

    Hi

     

    Thanks for your valueable input brother.

     

    I couldn't get the saying " the machine doesn't have to "tug" it thru the rollers ".  Please tell what it means brother.

     

    Regards

     

    Singh

    So basically, dont let the machine unroll the vinyl roll-  you should let the length you need to sag behind the machine.  Its hard for that drive motor to pull - or unroll the material by itself.

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