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what are peoples opinions on the Creation PCut630 please?
Are these any good? I am not intending to use it for heavy use but it seems like a good buy at £500.
Gav.
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They are a bit like older Rolands. Pretty solidly built.
They won’t win any prizes for speed but get there eventually 😀
I would buy it from somebody in the UK for piece of mind though, there are a few people selling them direct from China I think.
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I have just Bought one of eBay but from all the post on here i made sure it was from Alan Flynn i had a couple of setup issues but all works great no problems as yet but i know that if i do get problems i can call Alan and he will help me sort it
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Thanks guys.
I take it 600mm is the most common size of cutter and should be pretty good for most types of work.
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Gav Vinyl is normally manufactured in 4′ logs, so suppliers only have to chop it in half. 2′ is a pretty good size to have.
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I’ve had mine a while, no problems so far, there are 2 different models though one uses com port 1 the others use usb, I found the com port model less of a problem with window’s XP, although the usb was not to much of a problem to set up either. I would also stress like the other’s buy from a reliable UK source such as the afore mentioned Alan flynn, he also set up my computer for me to run the software etc, and spent a couple of hours going through the basics with me,
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I have seen a UK seller called “Signwizard UK Ltd”. Has anyone had any experience with him?
He is selling the Procut PC-700 cutter for £500 inc.
Spec.
* 610mm Cutting Width
* 4MB Memory upgrade included FREE
* 700mm Media Width
* 500mm ps Cutting Speed
* 500 grams of force
* USB, Serial & Parallel port connections
* Z-TEK USB>Serial adapter
* included FREE Cuts vinyl films
* 3 Blades included
* LCD Control Panel
* FREE Floor Stand
* Dust cover
* Plotter Pen
* 1 Year RTB Warranty
* Bundled cutting softwareIt doesnt look like a bad deal for the money. What do you think?
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seems like a good deal to me, although I noticed that it seems to only have a usb connection via an adaptor, this shouldn’t be to much of a problem but I did find that when I had to use this method of connection I had to set up a usb port as a com 1 port and slow the transfer rate to the cutter down a bit, not to hard to do and I know nothing about computers as such so any one with a little knowledge shouldn’t find this a problem, is it sign wizard who were selling the application tape dispencers, if so I did buy one of these from them this was also a good deal and if you are just starting out I would advise getting one you won’t regret it.
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I bought my plotter from SignWizard, and they’ve been very helpful, speak to Paul on the tech number if you need any questions answering, they also do the app dispenser at a good rate if you buy with a cutter.
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Yeah, I too bought the same one from Alan Flynn, and i’ve been very impressed with it.
Alan was also great in helping through a few small teething setup problems…
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