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Verscamm cut issues
When i print and cut, although the cut pressure is sufficient it never seems to cut accurately.
Examples are: cutting a rectangle, does not seem to cut cleanly into the right angle so when i attempt to weed it takes the decal with it.Cutting an oval, leaves a visible cut gap on two sides so i have to manually join the cut so that i can weed!
Has anyone else experienced the same problems or have any solutions for me please?
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9 Replies
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I dont have a Verscamm but sounds like the blade offset maybe wrong to me.
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Ryan,
I’ve noticed the same thing when cutting ovals. Its as though the contour cut line isn’t closed.Cheryl
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Check the blade holder for freedom in rotation or change it , the metal one is the best , apart from that , check your cutting strip , if its not totally smooth or if its scored , change it.
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check as rodney says.
also i have had these problems and cured them the lg print material weeds very poorly and makes you think something is wrong with the machine another make and its fine. the oval not quite closing could be the knife is facing the wrong way on entry to the vinyl on multiple cuts it quite often the first decal is poor closing the rest are fine cos the knife is now in alignment with direction this can be helped by using the smaller blade.
chris
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We had this when we got the machine. I cut a circle and it was all cut perfect, except for 1 small bit. Our problem was down to a setting on exporting our eps files, I believe it wasn’t leaving enough margin?
When the engineer came in for training he changed it to be correct, but I can’t remember what he changed. Ours was a software issue, not hardware.
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Hi,
sorry, my English is very badThe parameters files should be modified
because a file eps does not know its size
Lucien
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That’s the bit he changed 😀
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Thank you, your English is fine. your communication skills are excellent!
that just helped me as well.
Dan Praught
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thanks for that. I will give it a go.
merci
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