mrgarcia707
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What can I do to ensure the cut path doesn’t veer to far off the area it’s supposed to cut as far as settings go. I was thinking of lower the cut speed?
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Should I slow down cutting speed for larger prints with crop marks? Roland SG540
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FlorenceC
Coffee first. Your problems later.
I can only give you general advice as we've got a Mimaki here, but I've found the following helpful:
- moderate cut speed. Slower if it's high detail.
- leave any vinyl that's both printing & cutting loose (IE: NOT taped to a cardboard core) as this tends to pull registration off.
- ensure a consistently flat surface throughout and try to keep the media as straight as possible.
- space pinch rollers across the media as evenly as possible to avoid uneven feeding.
- moderate cut speed. Slower if it's high detail.
- leave any vinyl that's both printing & cutting loose (IE: NOT taped to a cardboard core) as this tends to pull registration off.
- ensure a consistently flat surface throughout and try to keep the media as straight as possible.
- space pinch rollers across the media as evenly as possible to avoid uneven feeding.