My Roland is drunk.

[Elwood Moose]

Apparently my VersaCamm 540 has been drinking.

I am cutting simple ovals out for a decal run. The cuts on the right side of the bed are bang on perfect, but by the time the cuts are being made on the left, they are off kilter.

The cuts on the left hand side are cutting mighty close to my artwork, despite the fact that it is a single image that VersaWorks has duplicated itself, so is the same file as the artwork on the right hand side.

I have cleaned the data strip, and the machine is running fine other than that. I also run an enviromental match befor eall my cut/print jobs, so I'm certain it is not that.

The decals run 12 across, and the problem get slightly worse each decal.

 

[JPDTees]

Try slowing down your cut speed.

Eric

 

[dr_h792]

sounds like u need to do a print/cut adjust to me

 

[niksagkram]

sounds like u need to do a print/cut adjust to me

I'm with DR on this.

Mark :

 

[Signsforwhile]

Maybe if you start drinking things will straighten out....?

 

[niksagkram]

Maybe if you start drinking things will straighten out....?

I'm with Hudson (name?) on this!



Mark :

 

[synergy_jim]

if your printer is drunk.... you have to get drunk to so you are on the same wavelength...

JD

 

[TresL]

Call Roland, they have a PDF to help with alignment if needed.
Mine would do that when doing a print then cut.
But, when using the dot alignment, I had no issues.

 

[pogiboy9]

it's old and dead but just in case.

http://www.rolanddga.com/rnet30/files/support/print_cut_adjust_tutorial_1_.pdf