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I have the SignMaster Pro software and a Vevor KI-870 cutter. For some reason the software is not recognizing the cutter any more. It worked for over a month. Then one day it has stopped. I tried updating the driver. I tried the steps that SignMaster have sent me. The sent me a Chip Driver software but for some reason my computer is not downloading it. I keep getting that error. Can someone please help. I am a school teacher. I really need help figuring this out before I go spend money that I really don't have on a Circut.

*UPDATE* Sorry, just realized I think I posted this in the wrong forum.... my cutter isn't MH series.. Recently bought a Vevor KI-870A with the intention to mainly cut htv. When I try and cut vinyl or plot with pen, the corners don't register properly and I get the issue seen in the image attached. Would love a solution please! TIA..

It looks like a chinese imitation of a vevor branded cutter

I wonder if the O-P was trying to just get his unidentified machine to run, or was seeking info on the functions? The settings (red button) would not be pressed in general, no need for it in regular operations. "Leave" is essentially "Offline" ---- to adjust the x & y axis movement with the arrow/directionsl keys and place the vinyl and carriage head in position (then hit "Origin" to set). I would run up the speed to max (up arrow) which is likely 800. ---- I never reduce speed from max, let 'er rip! The force is dependent on the media/vinyl, and if the blade is properly adjusted, a test cut will determine what exactly to adjust this value at (90 might be a better starting point). By the way, it's a VEVOR branded unit.

John, Thanks for coming along and making these posts. Anecdote: I have a friend who intended to buy a USCUTTER machine to do a specific project she had to quickly complete, but at the time, the 34" unit she wanted was out of stock, and she liked the look of the Vevor machine (870) and figured what the heck -- and went with that. I helped her set it up, showed her how to run the software, and provided tutorials on signmaking techniques. What turns a hobbyist into a 'professional signmaker' -- money!

Hello, A couple of months ago I purchased this new Vevor KI-720 cutter, which came with Signmaster software and USB cable. Out of the box and everything connected the feed rollers did not rotate, while the display was showing that they should. It wasn't able to feed vinyl. What I did was opening the cutter to find the motor that drives the feed rollers, to measure if there was any power getting to it. When I opened the bottomplate, I saw that the entire power supply was loose inside the cutter, while it should be bolted down to the bottomplate. This might have happened during shipping from China to me. Because the power supply was loose it must have bumped the connector to the feed roller motor, because that connector was loose and some pins of the motor were bent. Easy fix: straightened the pins, connected the connector, bolted the power supply down to the bottom plate and it functioned. I also had minor problems with getting the Signmaster software to recognize the plotter, as I was not able to select any plotter in a drop down menu. I contacted Future software, opened a ticket, and they helped fixing the issue within a day or 2. I had to download and install new Signmaster software and after that it worked and I was able to send designs to the cutter. ^Power supply loose inside of cutter. Also connector of feed rollers motor came off. ^New Vevor vinyl cutter. ^Sending design to vinyl cutter with signmaster software. ^Little bit of customization... 20210419_213954.mp4

Hello, I'm new here, but have been making decals since 2008 once in a while with a Roland CX24. Since 2021 I use a Vevor KI-720 vinyl cutter. Here is some of my work. ^Decals on this car and trailer have been made with the Vevor vinyl cutter. The trailer original was white, we have wrapped it with black vinyl before applying decals. ^Our pulling tractor. Decals have been made by ourselves. ^One of my homemade minibikes. "Herbie" theme applied. ^Another homemade minibike of me with all decals applied. ^Applying decals to minibike parts. The grey background is also vinyl. Popeye's head consists of: Black, white, light pink, pink, yellow and brown. ^Designed with combination of Gimp, Inkscape and Signmaster. Cut with the new Vevor vinyl cutter KI-720. ^My first ever HTV job. These are 100% polyester safety vests. I have made some tests before with normal t shirt.

Hi, It's me; John! From Netherlands. I'm not a professional signmaker, just a hobbyist, I wouldn't even call myself a signmaker. About me: Born in 1976, occupation: welder/mechanic. I have had a Roland CX-24, with flexisign 7.5 pro software, working with a Compaq laptop running Windows XP since 2007. Purchased to make our own decals for our pulling tractor. Fast forward to 2021....Because I couldn't get it to work with a new PC with windows 10 and no serial port, I have sold the complete Roland setup for €500,- and bought a new cutter for €250,-. The new cutter is a Vevor KI-720 A. It came with Signmaster software and USB connection cable. It looks very similar to MH cutters, and my guess is that they might be fabricated at the same company or at least in the same country. Anyway; while searching for any info about these cutters I came across this forum, so here I am. I also purchased a cheap heat press recently for €80,-. The Vevor cutter is working perfectly, now. I did have some problems, but solved them. Some problems have been fixed because I found the same issues that people were having with their MH cutter here on this site. I will make some new posts about the problems, issues, spare parts and breakage I have had already, as it might help someone. Groeten en houdoe! (it's Dutch...)

This is a user to user forum. UScutter rarely comes here. Contact Vevor.. UScutter sells parts for a Refine and a Liyu vinyl cutter. Look and see if there is a part number on it and then search online for the part number. We would not have any idea if they are compatible.

hello all. I am in need of some pinch roller assembly for my vevor SK-870. I have purchased what I thought was the correct rollers, but they do not fit on the back. The gap is too small to go over the rail in the back of the cutter. Does USCutter make a roller compatible to the Vevor SK-870? If so I would love to purchase a couple of them for my machine.

It appears your vinyl cutter is a Vevor. so contact their support. I have only seen people on here screaming that their Vevor cutter is a nightmare, support@vevor.com

Just a friendly piece of advice for everyone who is contemplating purchasing a USED cutter -- Always have the seller provide a demonstration of it working with the computer connected, and then, ask for that computer to be included with the sale! Otherwise, what you may be purchasing is just an expensive brick. I had a friend of mine purchase a Vevor machine, it would NOT run correctly with SignBlazer, no matter what. The unit came with a version of SignMaster that had the correct driver. You may wish to contact them to ask if your model is supported. https://signmastercut.com

I bought a Vevor 1350 and didn't come the drive. Where can i find the drive to install?

I have the Vevor 1350 and you can use Easycutstudio downloaded from the internet. Make sure you select the right port under cutter settings for it to communicate with the computer.

Why not contact Vevor? They should have the measurements for their machines and parts, Your supplier is your tech support.

I am looking for an extra blade holder for this cutter, Anyone know if it is the same as another cutter, parts wise ? Had my cutter for a month now , and having fun with it.

HELP! I HAVE A VEVOR SK 870 THAT SUDDENLY STOPPED ROLLING THE VINYL AND JUST WANTS TO CUT OVER ITSELF................IDEAS?!?!

I had a friend that bought a 34" Vevor cutter, it came with a special edition of SignMaster software and there was a giant yellow label on the machine saying "Choose Model D-870 during initial installation setup" --- Now, my friend had seen me using SignBlazerElements in my studio and she wanted to work within SignBlazer and although we got the unit to respond with LiYu AND RedSail drivers in SBE, the cuts wouldn't close properly (left a tiny gap on each letter). So, I simply went ahead with installing (and registering) SignMaster and that's the program she now uses to cut (still designs in SignBlazer and exports .eps then Imports to SM). Anyway, try SignBlazer and see if you get lucky with that 14" baby. Ya neva know.

vevor.com It is their cutter. If you bought new contact the seller/dealer. They are your tech support. Drivers are usually in the cutting software that dealers provide with their cutter when bought.

were can i get help from with my cutter plotter VEVOR Vinyl Cutter 14" I need the Driver for it KI 375 Any help out there???

skeetz, the control panel on top rail is a feature of the MH. In fact, this is the exact same keypad layout as the MH. (RedSail is a massive Chinese company that holds the patents and produces the chipsets for many models that are sold under various brand names, like Vevor, UScutter, signWarehouse, etc).

The cutter shown has the control board of a Vevor. Redsail control is down the side, part of the end cap. not on top, . According to ad, Windows only. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085Y3Z4QT?aaxitk=CWjfEFbI-4IfiKVkrYH7hw&pd_rd_plhdr=t&ref=dacx_dp_6228942550001_9582982480901

You're getting the hang of it, and will indeed grow into the unit and take advantage of whatever specific capabilities you may require. We appreciate your putting the effort into making User videos! Especially love the fact you're doing them in your underwear! (just kidding!) This is a machine a friend of mine got recently, (a cheapo Vevor off-brand Chinese unit for $300 or so, and she LOVES the lighting effect, she actually runs the thing in a darkened room, just for the ambience it provides).

A while back, I helped a friend to set up a cutting studio of their own. The machine we went with is a Vevor 34" and since I'm just sitting around here with a few minutes of free time (aren't we all?!!) I figured it might be interesting to make a post that relates our experiences with that unit. Let's start with the original advertisment of the cutter --- it shows a configuration of grit rollers similar to the LP3 and Titan models. In other words, there are specific locations of the rollers, at spaced intervals across the lower plate. That arrangement is clearly visible in the pictures accompanying the eBay listing. (This type of setup helps to improve long-length tracking of the vinyl). The actual cutter that arrived has grit rollers all across the machine, similar to the MH and SC2. OK, next --- The LED illumination. This is an impressive blue light that has a separate on-off switch, if you don't want the light lit. The advertisement didn't show this feature in the photos and it came as a surprise (in fact, I didn't know there was such a light, until I wondered about a little button on the back and pressed it). Another thing was the media basket, included with the stand. Now, when you look at the picture, the first thing you realize is the vinyl holder (2 steel rollers) is mounted to the front. We did not assemble the stand like that, and put the rollers to the rear, as I'm used to. Onwards --- getting our first cuts. I did not install the supplied SignMaster (a version of VinylMaster) at first, and opted to just go with SignBlazer, figuring I could get this thing running with that. Well, it did operate (RedSail driver) but the cuts were off, leaving distinct 'tabs' on the circles (end of cut on circles not coming to the same point as the beginning point. Using other drivers (Roland, LiYu, Copam) produced the same results. I messed around with the overcut and offset settings, but couldn't get it right. So, SignMaster was implemented with the machine-specific driver that is included (There's a big yellow sticker right on the front of the unit that says use the D870 model when installing the software). Yeah, that resolved the problem, and the cuts were fine using it. Of course, that meant my friend had to re-learn the design software (she had been familiar with the workings of SBE and liked it). As a workaround for her, I showed how to do designs in SBE, export as .eps and Import to the S-M program for cutting. A bit cumbersome with a few extra mouse clicks and keyboard keystrokes, and she's getting used to SignMaster as she goes along. What else? The cutter is quieter than the SC2 I own. Still, it's a stepper motor, and as such, produces a bit of 'chatter' as it goes around. Overall, for $320 (including 'fast&free' shipping) this Chinese cutter serves the purpose (and is already paid for itself several times over). In my humble opinion, the US Cutter LP3 34" at $650 is a superior value overall. But, I guess that's comparing apples to oranges. Thanks for listening. Stay safe, stay home, and stay busy!

A Vevor is pretty close to the MH vinyl cutter series sold here. You have to start with setting the blade correctly first, or all of the other settings won't even work. Here is how to set the blade depth correctly. Start with blade offset at 0.25mm plus or minus 0.05 to get it right. Cut slow. Overcut 0.10 This is correct way to set your blade depth. To start with, you should set your blade depth correctly, by taking the blade holder out of the machine, and firmly cut across a piece of scrap vinyl, you will be cutting. You should only be cutting the vinyl and barely a mark on wax paper backing, Adjust blade to get there, Then put the blade holder back in machine, and use the force of the machine to get there, same results, only cutting the vinyl and barely a mark in wax paper backing. You should just barely see and feel your blade tip out of the blade holder.