Recent content by dypinc

That would be a good one to post video evidence.

Check my post #44

Yes but his file did not do that for me, which reminds me that was what I mentioned early on about a setting on the FC9000 that essentially does this. Read the manual section 7.1, 7.3, 7.7, especially 7.7.

Why don't you develop something in FM and offer it for sale?

Good point. Mine is about a year old but it does not do that at least not just plotting.

I think your problem is a mechanical issue with your cutter. Did you do the test I suggested on unprinted vinyl?

Just plotted it. After see his problem still existed with 16up I didn't figured it had anything to do with reading the marks. I opened the pdf in illustrator.

Interesting find but the IL file with the curves did not do that for me. Cutting shape from IL-CM-FC9000-160.

I was talking about Condition 3/3 #4 Blade Adjust.

I went back and looked at the last photos you posted. Looks like the blade is set to deep and possibly the force as well. I would put some unprinted vinyl in and cut the shape starting with setting the force depth without the blade protruding and lower the blade in small increments (like 1/8...

Were you able to try a different blade holder. Something seems loose or blade is binding. Also try just cutting that shape on vinyl without registration marks. No need to print just to see if it will cut straight.

In CM5 there is a setting to change cutting direction. Have you tried counter clock wise?

I guess the first thing I would try is to do like maybe 8 up and see if that makes any difference as possibly there is some confusion with the registration marks being so close together. I good read through manual might be in order because I seem to recall some setting about knife starting...

I can run CM5 so I will try it. May not be the best test because I am using a Mac. But if CM5 does it then we would know if it is CM5. Just tried it and got nice straight lines. Now I didn't do it printed with registration, just a cut. Send us a photo or screen capture of job including...

I just tried your file using Cutting Master 4 from IL with all lines nice and straight.