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I usually keep at least .1" margin and running my pinch wheels centered over punch holes ( if punched ).I might be able to get 13" if plotter tracks well....

In mine , using a 15" roll the max I can get is 12.5 in width cut,unless I trick the machine by taping a false edge to the vinyl so I can extend my pinch wheels out. ...You loose about 2 1/2 in. otherwise.....

try this.....go cut/plot page....general tab......go to bottom where it says copies, the second icon that shows two boxes with a red arrow between, set that number as low as .125 ( 1/8")or so and this should make your box less around the object to be cut....and set panel margin to 0 or very small #

te......could this be as simple as that you may have your plotter set on POUNCE ?

I bought the booklets......Pretty much everything is there anyway in pdf file in your program isn't it ?

Mostly Oracal 851/751/651 and some Neschen

If you go to www.flexiezine.com forums ,they cater more exclusively to Flexi (LXi)

I have a 30". I have had no problems with it....I have a friend at another shop with a24". She hates it. I think there is a big difference in the way the operate from a 24" to a 30" besides just being different sizes....

check this thread just before you....."Cutter/plotter question for a dummy"....... .....what a coincidense, two post almost back to back of the same subject.

You're cutting stencils, and not vinyl ? Could it be as simple as your blade depth is too deep ?

I use the mats .I like them. They have a 1" grid on them that can be useful also.....I have also used tempered glass that I really like better.Find them on old glass doors from store fronts if you can. It does dull blades quicker, but blades are not that expensive plus I also keep a handy...

This is another brand,but same idea as the" Cric-cut"

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12446 Check this thread I started yesterday....Same subject...I believe it's called a "Cric-cut". Saw it at Wal-Mart.

page 192 of mega 1 vector art has a whole page of RV's

There are all the pros and cons of using wet applications to get air bubbles out by using such things as Rapid Tac, Splash etc. It may work for you if you are somewhat new to it. You could try it ...and what bob says, it comes down to technique even if you use wet appl......

I started on a low budget and got everything from Signwarehouse. I've had good luck with them all except tech support.I'm on the other side of the continent from them so I don't know what I'll do when it comes time to have repairs done. Hope everything keeps running well I guess....heck I'm...

I'm learning from my own advice also, but if you PLAY on the internet on the same comp. you work with,you'd better be up to date with all the gizmos that protect you because you're going to have problems....PLAY on a seperate computer

I also had same problem. I took comp. in for a few days .$180.00 later they just cleaned up my comp. I had security issues, spyware, adware etc.......I had adaware added to system.....I assume you've been surfing the int. recently ???/

This is what jtrube said only in other words....

Different ways to do this. I'd say IMO you definately need an outline to show seperation from text to the paw. .If it were me I'd put an out line in, then send to plotter , go to advance>send all colors and cut ( with only black ). Then weed out what you don't want and then cut the text...