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Have 24 decals (1 in final file but in Roland changed Quantity to 24) printed and laminated - registration marks found (never been an issue) . First row of 4 decals cut force is perfect - every single time, the second and subsequent rows it barely cuts them. Same file. First time this has happened.
I guess a work around would be to only do 1 row at a time (4 decals for the size I am working with). But A: I already have 160 done. B: That would waste a ton of material, time, and laminate to go row by row.
There has to be something going on.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance - as with anything we deal with this is time sensitive - ha. Roland SP-300V. Blade is a genuine 60 degree Roland - use cut force of 210 (15mil laminate). Never had this issue before. It is like the Cut Force is 210 on the first 4 decals, then all the rest of the decals it is at 150 and barely cuts - thus ruining the other 20 decals.
Could a bad cutter strip cause this? My current one definitely has some lines through it (as I use this thicker Lam a lot)......
Thanks!
I guess a work around would be to only do 1 row at a time (4 decals for the size I am working with). But A: I already have 160 done. B: That would waste a ton of material, time, and laminate to go row by row.
There has to be something going on.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance - as with anything we deal with this is time sensitive - ha. Roland SP-300V. Blade is a genuine 60 degree Roland - use cut force of 210 (15mil laminate). Never had this issue before. It is like the Cut Force is 210 on the first 4 decals, then all the rest of the decals it is at 150 and barely cuts - thus ruining the other 20 decals.
Could a bad cutter strip cause this? My current one definitely has some lines through it (as I use this thicker Lam a lot)......
Thanks!
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