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  8. Posted

    0.25  is normal   That is where you start.

    I brought my speed down to 400 which is pretty slow, the offset to .28 and its running very smooth but I am afraid to bring the speed up anymore because it seems to get a bit messy. I only needed 10 of these and have like 30 lmao! This customer is going to get some freebies! Seems they are pretty precise at the moment. Thank you all again, you are all amazing!

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  13. Posted

    Looking like your offset is too low. Start working up from there. Eventually you will see them get nice and square and then as you go too far it will start to have little tails where it is cutting too far out at the corners. It's lime the castor wheel on a shopping cart. You have to dial in how far past the corner you want it to go before it swings around so that the blade tip doesn't cut the corner. 

    Do, I do that on the machine or the program? I am not seeing anything on the LCD screen for offset. :/

  15. Posted

    I will check it out, not completely sure. Just got the machine and was using something that was a bit better but the cost was out of my range in getting the same machine at this point,But this one has been keeping me in business lol!

    The machine doesn't have a setting for it. When I do a test cut without the laptop being connected, it has the same issue. I am going to try connecting it andmessing with the blade offset.

  18. Posted

    There are a few stray nodes on the "d" and the "a" of "Odat" of your posted file... Obviously, not what's causing your issue.

     

    As the others have stated, looks like you may just need to get the machine dialed in.

    Start with the test cuts to get the overcut set correctly.

    That likely will completely eliminate the problem shown.

    Here's my blade offset, I think I remember on the forum some place that it is suppose to be 0.10 or 0.01?

     

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  20. Posted

    Can you post the vector file (should be able to as long as it is under 1000K file size). Was the artwork supplied to you or did you have to trace it? or take a screenshot with the node handles showing in wireframe mode. Just checking the obvious. 

     

    How big is that cut graphic? 

    I's only 8.5" in length and about 4" in height.It's a bulk two layer order. How do I add the EPS to here? I see how to add images but no upload. :/ Here is one I drew from pencil to Illustrator and had less issues but still, my square registration marks were not completely squared up.

     

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  22. Posted

    <blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="dakotagrafx" data-cid="357124" data-time="1399122295"><p>

    Blade offset has nothing to do with lining up, it has to do with the way the cutter handles corners, like the corners of a box. Can you post a pic?</p></blockquote>

    Mine isn't cutting square registration marks completely square. What is the offset suppose to be set to on the same machine with Sure Cuts A Lot Pro 3.

  23. Posted

     I have a SC series with Sure Cuts A Lot 3 Pro, when even cutting a square registration mark, the corners go more rounded in some area's and in a straight line, it won't cut it as straight as it should be, as you can see from the pictures lol! Also, you will see from the actual artwork, that the lines are actually completely straight. Does this have something to do with settings like offset in Sure Cuts A Lot? :/
     
     
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