Cutting at full speed.

[showcase 66]

I picked up another 24" enduracut cutter from a guy here who bought it a couple years ago to be a "Glorified Sticker Dude". His words.

Anyway. I have a total of 7 of them now and never paid more than 200 for any of them. 100 on this one. I have parted 2 out completly to have parts ready to go if something breaks. Plus I have actually rented 2 of them out to a couple of guys here when their machine went down.

So I got it back in the shop and hooked it up and ran a couple of small things on it and my buddy came over to get some stuff. He asked how fast it would cut. I have never turned it up all the way before.

Put in some of the vinyl I got from the guy, turned the speed up and let it fly cutting out flames I used on his trucks.

Vinyl was flying everywhere. I put a weeding box thingy around it so it would go at its fastest on the straight 8'. I swear the vinyl shot out the full 8'.

All in all it was kinda fun to mess around with. Kinda like seeing how fast your car can go. Just a little safer.

Ok. Screwing around time is done. Better get back to work.

 

[Mosh]

We ran our rolands at full speed all the the time. The only time we slowed them
down was for detailed stuff and copy under 1" tall.

 

[jiarby]

It was really fun when I left my cutter set to sheet and then put a new 50yd roll on there.

 

[showcase 66]

I run the machines pretty quick just never full speed. The Weeding box was about 3/4" off and the flames never connected in the long run areas. Definately slow them down on the fine stuff. The suma I used to have had to go sloooooowwwwww. Not sure why. I had bought it about 7 years ago but never liked it. If I got over half speed it would mess up.