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what is the best cutter software for flexicut?
Posted by JOHN.BOLT on January 28, 2006 at 7:22 pmThanks for all your advice at least I have a clearer understanding.
As for cutter software is flexicut best software and if so which version a bit confusing on that, as i need it to be capable to cover wide range of jobsPeter Normington replied 18 years, 3 months ago 5 Members · 14 Replies -
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when you say “need it to be capable to cover wide range of jobs”
what do you mean? all vinyl, routering, printing etc? -
What exactly do you want to do with it John?
I bought a copy of FlexiCut some years ago but found it far too difficult and complicated to use. It lasted a couple of days before I binned it in favour of something more appropriate to our needs.
That’s not to say that you shouldn’t buy it, but I can’t comment without knowing what you want it to do.
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CutLine from http://www.illom.se but don’t forget that we use Macs.
Currently experimenting with FineCut (as an Illustrator plug-in), which is
PC or Mac, and so far am quite pleased with it. That will probably be the route we take when we are forced to scrap our OS9 machines and move up to OSX. -
John,
if you are forced to scrap your machines, perhaps you should submit, and change to pc 😀far better for signs, more the standard nowadays.
I have ducked down to avoid the brick bat (!)
Peter
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quote Peter Normington:John,
if you are forced to scrap your machines, perhaps you should submit, and change to pc 😀I know it’s cold outside Peter, but hell hasn’t frozen over yet. 😀
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At the moment I need for textile transfer but I’m looking into other cutout
with print using thermal printer for banners, 4×4 wheel covers, & signs -
I’m using some supplied with one of the cutter but also have a corel draw plug in, But think plug in for illustrator might be the way to go better than corel draw.
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Coral with a plug in will probably serve your needs, Dedicated sign programs like flexi and signlab are excellent but a can be expensive if you want the print and cut pakages.
What sort of thermal printer are you going to use to print banners?
Peter
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At the moment haven’t got one but know will get one in a few month, having a look at printwear & promtion show
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John,
For banners you will need inkjet, thermal aren’t suitable for banners,
Peter
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Thasnks for that peter but also looking at different things like label for perfumes, which are oil based.
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sorry John,
cant help there, I dont use perfume, or oil based printers 😀Peter
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