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I have had companies tell me to dress a certain way for installing their signs.
I tell them my sizes and ask them to provide appropriate clothes.
Either i never hear from them again, or they tell me "oh, it's not that important. Do it in your regular clothes"
Cool!
I-cut is a great invention :notworthy:
Summa Cutter Control says "0,45 mm"
This is my third workplace with this exact setup, and i never had this problem.
That's why i never thought of checking it before.
(And cutting works like it should with Summa Winplot)
My support guy has promised...
So i just got this strange effect:
When i cut on my Summa S2 T 140 through Summa Winplot everything is just perfect.
But when i use Summa Cutter Control for i-cutting it "overcuts"? (not sure what to call it)
These letters are 7 mm high (0.27 inches)
I have no clue as to where to start looking...
Someone once told me they took a piece the glass of yellow sunglasses and taped over the light/lens of the cutter when they had the same problem.
If thats a load of bovine droppings or if it really works... I don't know
I use a HP 310 Latex and it prints very well on reflective. And I have had the same result on an Epson 40600.
In the picture the blue text and arrows are cut in Orafol blue reflective, and the IAL logo is printed on Orafol White.
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