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Help on a sign please
I have a sign to do which is 17mtrs long by 1220 mm in height.Now the problem i have is that the logo for this company is 1200 x 1600mm long and i only have a cutter which only cuts 580mm wide now my question is ,is there any way of getting around this problem using my cutter.Many thanks for any input.
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Panels.
Your plotter / software setup will normally allow for oversized items to be cut as slightly overlapping panels.
There are other ways that involve manually making these up – but try that route first.
Dave
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many thanks Dave i will look along that line.
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You could also sub out the cutting to someone else, leaving you to weed and apply. That way you end up with a 1 piece application rather than a patchwork logo.
P.S. I only have a 610 cutter too and thats what I have done in the past. :lol1:
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what about printing it. What is the sign made of?
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kevin,
I dont know where you are located, but as you are a uksg member,
why not post a request for help in the members area, I have helped out members by doing a cut for them if they dont have a wide plotter. This is NOT a sales pitch, just a sugestion, Otherwise ask for a quote in the quote forumPeter
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I had a 4 meters by 4 meters banner to cut and apply using a 610 plotter Kevin.
Using the tiling function you choose an overlap and cut one strip at a time.
8 strips I had to do.
It was a bit of a pain getting lengths 4 m long to run straight through the plotter, but that was the hardest part.
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