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Nice! thanks for sharing - I didnt know that. The key is creating the backcut on layer two - then reversing or mirroring in GSP plot before sending to GSx.

I have a GSX-15 ( fair condition) and copy of Omega 6.0CP with new dongle ( new unused) I may be selling in coming weeks.

I think a low energy vinyl - a vinyl designed for plastics may hold on well.

Did you try turning on Overcut - like say .010 or so

I think only the Envision can to back cut with omega. I use this function regularly and it needs left / center registration marks. The GSX is not listed, but I bet with some work you can force it... with another cut file. With back cut, depending on layout of decals - the front cut and back...

I also would say offset for knife is still applied - looking at corners.

Looks to be like you need to adjust blade offset.

In order that I would prefer: Summa, Graphtec FC then CE, Roland GS. If you want "Reliable for many years" spend 1500 Plus for one of the above.

Welcome - so from my experience with graphtec FC series - if you are cutting general film I would use the CB09 holder. Also - how many Pinch rollers are you using on your matieral, and how wide is it?

What type of work do you primarily print?

did you oil and clean the rails? check for play in the blade holder, disconnect and reconnect the electrical connections ( careful at that age they are brittle).

Yep - my wife had a VW jetta at one point - and accidentaly unlocked, and got in the WRONG can in a parking lot! Keys are too similar.

depends on your machine in my opinion - gerber machines run best on Omega.

"Is your Vehicle Ready for Winter?" - dont kill the messenger

you may find more users of that cutter on a us cutter forum

I havent used that cutter, but have ran 4 or so other brands- so I cant recommend direct settings for it. also check your blade under a jewelers loop -- see if chipped or worn down.

way too much blade and relieve some pressure. chrome is extremely thin typically

Those are nice graphics, and I can tell time has been spent on making them. I think a high resolution solvent printer, and proper vinyls and laminate would work and look the best. Since your volume can be low, and changing, I would find a sign printer in your area you can drive to, that you can...

Geo Knight - buy one and be done.

That’s crazy. I can tell it’s convex at the 45 angle but one the nose comes in...