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There is a button on the left side of the carriage inside of the hole. Take the cover for the carriage off. Take a look at when you press the cutter if the blade moves together. There is a small button on the left side that seems to link the two together. Maybe this could be your issue.

If you were printing direct to metallic you would have to take into account the change in color from white media to metallic media and adjust your colors accordingly. I would imagine the same would be true for this. When the rip renders the color does it know that the base color is not going...

Something is wrong. The mechanism that lowers the blade is connected partially to the one that lowers the cutting wheel. There is an issue inside of your cutting head I believe. Interested what happened. Gino - I don't believe you can cut things like banner material on the plotter. Even...

It's bottom of the cutting head on the left. It's a wheel that goes into the slot in front of the cutting strip. Check the next time you do it that the actual pen is touching the material. As it activates the cutter wheel the pen does move down some but it doesn't actually touch the...

Clear silicone a flat sign to it.

I second the .tiff process.

The picture of the side of your carriage looks like there is air in your black ink line. It's not solid black like it's full. The issue could be a problem with the ink lines. You would have to follow them and see where the issue starts. Maybe a clog in your line.

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If you replace before the machine tells you to then you are wasting money. Even at 100% empty on the screen, there is still ink left in the cartridge.

How long are you letting the VHB set before you try to peel it off by hand. VHB has a bonding/curing time for the adhesive. Once exposed to air it starts the process. It takes about 20 minutes to reach 50% and a full 24 hours to hit 90%. It's not fully bonded for 72 hours. There are also...

We always welcome new technology. We are more worried about automation and when the correct time is going to be to switch over. Saw this at SGIA 2 years ago or so. They already are making machines that pick up your board from a pallet. Print the board. Router or drag knife cut your board...

So I guess there is one uninformed post on here.

Uhhhhhhh......... Maybe your should take a look at whats out there sometime. A simple google search would prove your knowledge of acrylic is lacking. https://framing4yourself.com/shop/products/uv-protective-acrylic-sheets/uv-protective-acrylic-standard-sizes/ This is an acrylic that blocks...

There are tons of waving flag vectors. Just grab one and change the color scheme. We have this but not waving.

You want the layers bonded together. You don't want a gap that can catch stuff. UV lam. Print on the backside of UV Plexi.

Always start with a straight edge. I use the axle of the wheels and align my media edge to the axle. How long of a run are you talking about though. Do you have 8 ft. in between reg marks or is it 4 ft or so? If we have a really long print that needs to be cut we will use segmented...

Post heat after you mount to substrate. If you have the ability to do that depending on the substrate your mounting to.

Currently rethinking his decision.....

The curing heaters blow down on the media. Right before the curing heaters there is an intake where it pulls air back in. This is where your issue of sucking up is probably coming from. Haven't seen this issue myself so I'm not sure how you would fix it. Could be some sort of vinyl or...

Increase the vaccum on the platen might help. Your issue could also be media buckling. Cheaper vinyls buckle under the heat and will hit the heaters.