FLEXCUTTING IN FLEXI ASAP

The force can be set in the software "or" in the cutter. If it is set to use the software's setting, it won't help adjusting the cutter... and vice versa.

 

Good morning,

I would agree with SignQuest that Flexi is likely overriding the settings you have assigned on your cutter which could explain why the cutter isn't cutting deep enough. I would check that first and make the adjustment to use device values if you can. If that doesn't work I would go in and check your various flex cut parameters to make sure they are set up optimally. I have attached a flex cut setup guide to this message that I hope will be helpful.

Feel free to PM me here on the site or send me an email to philj@airmark.com if I can help out at all.

Best regards,

Phil Johnson
Airmark Corporation
(800)527-7778, ext 112
philj@airmark.com

 

Set the Cut in flexi to NONE and use the cutter settings.
Double click on cut line color, there you will see the settings for cutting.
Drop Down Box will show: None, Fast, Slow ect .ect. click on None then Apply.

 

Fantastic News that you figured it out.
You should demo a Graphtec for cutting that many Decals if you want to keep up. I'm currently running three printers and two Graphtec cutters a 130 and a 160. I print 15 100ft rolls of General Formulations 220-54 6 mil gloss per week which produce 2000+ decals per roll all different shapes and sizes. I set up cut characteristics in Flexi (straight, perf, kiss) the pressures I set on the cutter and its flawless no Matter if it's a 2"x3", 4"×6" or 12x24. I'm just saying these machines are work horses.

 

There are two settings to note when dealing with thick materials.
TurboCut: Default it is ON.. but when dealing with thick materials, this mode will not work very well.
Length Calibration: If your cutting is misaligned, take note of this setting when dealing with thick materials. When material is thick, distance traveled by the roller will be different. Just take note.