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Wow, we haven't seen that at all. We run max speed for a few of our prints too that get wrapped on car temporarily. Interesting though, we are on Colorado 3 now with 2 active, the other one we traded in for the M series.
If it's a smile, your graphic needs to be a frown, and smile if it's a frown.
Draw a straight line across the two outside points and measure from there to the highest/lowest point in the middle. Then arc your graphic opposite the same amount.
Wow we must be an anomoly... we have no banding in production mode and run wraps in high quality. Our colors are solid but we have learned to not use the onyx color engine but have switched to XRite and only use Onyx for print management.
We just ran a job with color matching a Seiko with...
This is for legacy cutters:
https://help.onyxgfx.com/21/ProductionHouse/Content/RIP-Queue/Quick%20Sets/Advanced%20Quick%20Set%20Options/PostScript%20RIP%20Options.htm
Your observation about conventional vs climb is accurate on most machines has more to do with bit geometry and speed then the software. Climb cutting on an OFlute UPcut bit can cause the bit to flare out because the cutting edge is not cutting but actually grinding away at the material.
Yes, sort of.
If you download the Summa Cutter Tools for CorelDraw from summa.com this gives you the ability to add the fiducials to your art files in CorelDraw, then you would split your artwork in to two files. One file will contain the artwork and the black filled print marks, the other will...
Have you followed this process yet? https://www.rolanddga.com/gallery/roland-tv/product-support/software/cutstudio?wchannelid=fsew6i63li&wmediaid=dcuq2bohmd
This bit is my fav for aluminum sign grades:
https://www.amanatool.com/51450-soft-aluminum-cutting-3-16-dia-x-1-4-x-1-4-shank-x-2-inch-long-x-1-flute-up-cut-up-shear-solid-sub-micrograin-carbide-zrn-coated.html
We are running around 24000 rpm at 180ipm on our Celero 7
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