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Oops, sorry about yer problems. Here's another idea if all else fails.

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This looks like it could be one of several things. 1. Being that the gap is also left when using the pen tool, I would first look at the overcut value and mess with that while using the pen tool to see if you can close up those gaps. Most machines have a stand-alone software app where you can...

Thanks for the feedback....That's kinda what I was thinking in terms of value. It's hard to get rid of something that works so well. I've ran full 50 yard rolls through it in one cut session unattended!

Bumpity bump.... any ideas on a value for this thing, or is becoming obsolete??

I've had this 30 inch sprocket-fed plotter for about 8 years now. Bought it used but in excellent condition. It's always been a great workhorse with zero issues. But it's about time to upgrade to some wider capabilities along with something that automatically finds registration marks, most...

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: :goodpost: Welcome from Minnesota!

Most cutters have a dedicated test pattern that you can cut without ever going through your computer or software. If you have that and can try it, at least that might help eliminate any software issues or narrow it down to either software, firmware or hardware. Just a thought:frustrated...

Loved it!

Here's a few that I have used for a children's foundation: Kirby Pencil Crayon Zachary Grinched ABC_kids and the dreaded...ketchup

You Two are probably using different color profiles and/or media so it's hard to compare apples to apples unless you have all the same settings. Sounds like ya got it handled anyways..... Time to be :Sleeping:!!!

Well, if it's not showing low ink then I'd try cleaning first. If the cartridge ran dry then you'll probably have to run a cleaning after replacement anyways, to get the ink line filled again.

Did you run a test print yet to check that all heads are firing ok?

Sounds like you dropped, or ran out of, a color (Black) most likely.

Golden advice to use whenever you possibly can! -And you will arrive at a final design much quicker. Plus you can collect the down payment right there and then, and send them off with a printed and signed proof.

Welcome from Minnesota...sounds like you have a good foundation to start from. Best of luck!

Even though it appears that he really gets into his work, I bet he wakes up every day with a Sh*tty outlook... :ROFLMAO:

My thoughts exactly!:corndog: Welcome from Minnesota!

I have one of the Signlab native VEF fonts called EuroHE that looks to be an exact match. True Type Eurostile is close but the apostrophe is different for sure.