No Printing, No Target, Just Cutting?

[stitchup]

Hi guys

I've been asked to cut 500 screen protectors from some 'cling' I have.

Creating the design is easy but, as I have no printed target, where do I set the blade before I send the job? Usually my printed target is somewhere near the midle but for this job, do I just start from the parked position at the right hand side of the GS-15Plus cutter?

Regards

John

 

[Jburns]

That is what I would do.

cut a single test row wide - and see if it all fits

 

[eahicks]

You're just cutting shapes - why in the world would you need a target? Have you never cut RTA vinyl?

 

[jfiscus]

Move the vinyl as far "right" as possible and move the head as far "down" as possible.

 

[Tim Aucoin]

Far right and go! Just make sure your "design" fits by testing one first.

 

[stitchup]

You're just cutting shapes - why in the world would you need a target? Have you never cut RTA vinyl?

Well you likely answered my question

I can just load the material and click cut no matter where the cutter blade transport is parked.

On my Graphtec cutter, I don't have a printed target but I do have a 'set origin' - my Gerber will have neither, hence the question.

Thanks again.

John