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Cutting window tint on a vinyl cutter is particularly challenging and requires patience and some trial and error. The window tint material is very fragile. It also contains metals and ceramics that will dull blades … Continue Reading →
1) Open DragonCut 2) Go to “Tools” on the top menu, select “Plugins & Modules”, select “Vinyl Spooler…” 3) In the Vinyl Spooler, select “Cutter” from the top menu bar, select “Configure Cutter” 4) Select … Continue Reading →
For best results when cutting rubber mask with a vinyl cutter, follow these guidelines: 1) Make sure the cutter is cutting the rubbery side of the material. One side is shiny and slippery, one side … Continue Reading →
The Creation CR630 and CR1200 vinyl cutters are very similar. The CR630 is a 24″ cutter while the CR1200 is a 48″ cutter. Aside from the difference in length, the CR1200 also has an extra … Continue Reading →
An easy way to calibrate the offset coefficients for your cutter is to use the cutter laser to self-measure the distance from a contour loop to a geometry loop. Following is the procedure: Do not … Continue Reading →
1) You will receive a USB Dongle with Flexi Starter. Do not plug this into the computer until you have installed Flexi Starter first. 2) You will receive a disk that contains Flexi Starter. This disk will … Continue Reading →
When you receive your cutter, open the box from the top being careful not to penetrate the box with a razor blade so as not to scratch the contents inside. The banding straps will need … Continue Reading →
Improve your vinyl cutter tracking. Continue Reading →
As many of our clients are aware, vinyl cutting is easy. Most of the time and effort involved in the creation of a custom decal is spent with cleaning up artwork or, if the decal … Continue Reading →
The process of ARMS cutting is simple however, there are some important points that you will need to be aware of. 1) The first step is to create your contour outline with registration marks. The … Continue Reading →