Hey guys.  Been cutting decals for over fifteen years with a Seiki SK720H and Oracal 651 vinyl.  I cut a lot of decals with small text and up until recently have had problems with dots over the 'i', dashes, slashes sometimes to often staying on the weeded material.  This caused significant frustration and time to recut and manually move.    I had been using Flexisign starter for most of this time but recently switched over to Vinylmaster Cut.  I went through the whole calibration procedures to get everything zeroed in.  All seemed well but I continued to have the issues.  I decided to give two pass cutting a try and now I'm having a much better success rate (~98%) on these small pieces staying on the backer.  I can't, for the life of me, figure out why this is happening.    I've tried increasing the downforce from 120g (leaves slight impression on backer paper) incrementally up to 160g (nearly goes through backer paper) with single pass.  This did not affect the small pieces staying where they should at all.  I am using a quality Clean Cut 45d blade which I purchased a month ago.  I have been using those blades for years.  I've also reduced the speed to see if that helped, but that didn't help either. Can anyone suggest something to try so that I can use one pass instead of two.  While the two pass is great in reducing my frustrations, it does take twice as long to cut the decals and is not ideal.  Thanks for your time!