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Cutlines don't match my print
- Thread starter dasigndr
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The Equipment Guy
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What materials, sometimes heated lams can cause that. Is it just the one job or on anything you send?
Craig
Craig
dasigndr
Premium Subscriber
Hello Craig we spoke via e-mail yesterday in regards to equip. I have for sale. anyhow....I just started this print and cut and this is the first intricate die cut shape and it is going off about 1/2" longer than my print.
It does the same with and without the lamination.
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The Equipment Guy
New Member
Hi, had no idea who I was speaking to. 
A couple of things to look towards...non of this is equipment I sold, so I am just going by what I have experienced as the competitor...First, I believe the FC4000 has the ability to compensate for stretch, since the cut line is bigger, maybe compensation is on when it should not be? Its probably a reg mark setting somewhere...If its not the plotter and since the HP RIP you would have gotten from that (plus I think you bought from MH) means I think you are using Onyx...I would give them a call. It could be a RIP issue.
Hope that points you in a direction that you figure something out!
Craig
A couple of things to look towards...non of this is equipment I sold, so I am just going by what I have experienced as the competitor...First, I believe the FC4000 has the ability to compensate for stretch, since the cut line is bigger, maybe compensation is on when it should not be? Its probably a reg mark setting somewhere...If its not the plotter and since the HP RIP you would have gotten from that (plus I think you bought from MH) means I think you are using Onyx...I would give them a call. It could be a RIP issue.Hope that points you in a direction that you figure something out!
Craig