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I know that you can get either signcut or signblazer from USCutter as part of the cutter package. Try CoCut, SignLab (CAD Link), Learn to Plot directly from the program, anything but put money into this product! Especially with the sawgrass printer that I have the 400 model.I dont recommend either product if you are planning on making a purchase of the software.

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Thanks I’m looking into that now! Have you had issues with windows 10? I heard a lot of people had some issues when they released an update I believe.

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Wow that’s awesome to hear and congratulations on your 13 years without being down ! I did hear about programs for pc and not for Mac so I always considered it but I’m just an in home shop at the moment so I never really spent much time on the PC topic or getting something together so cheap like that.

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I picked up a cheap 17' Toshiba windows 7 and installed Windows 10 on it that i got for cheap. I have never been down in 13 years.įor this software, you need at least Windows 7, I think. You will learn, you need to keep spares of most things, if your going to run a serious business.

I can just put another PC right and go again. I have spare laptops all set up for my Graphtec, with all the designs loaded. I also picked up a couple Toshiba with Windows 7, not much more than $100.

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The last couple I picked up were less than $100 with Free ship. I run my Graphtecs on old 2006 Toshiba laptop with Windows XP. If that laptop has issues which being a windows based it does every so often, I just roll my cutter over to the other side of the room and plug it into my mac and keep on cutting. I design on my iMac and then just stick it on a thumb drive and cut on the laptop. I have said it before but I actually still have a windows 7 laptop that I actually cut with because it sits over where I have my cutter. I have found SignCut Pro 1 to be my favorite of all the offerings out there and by golly it will run on EITHER one so it's perfect for about any scenario as a mac owner. Then it's just a matter of a cutter interface. Adobe Illustrator is actually better on a mac and I sure wouldn't want to do al my design work on a pc.

I just hate windows for all it's instability. Several run parallels or other to create a windows environment within the mac. I wouldn't want to switch to a windows just to take advantage of a certain program. Mac has it challenges with running some programs but I have not found it a problem. I still don't do it but I also don't print on vinyl so I'm not tempted. Pretty sure the Graphtec has a more robust and rubbery cutting strip in order to be able to withstand the perf cut better than the strictly plastic strips the cheaper cutters have. It's also why they recommend only doing very simple shapes because simple shapes have less blade movement and thus less gouging into the strip. The perf cut way is cooler looking end product but will chew through your cutting strip if you do it a lot. Most of the Stickers I see tend to be contour cut and weeded around so only the printed sticker is left and the carrier either just cut up in squares or left on the roll to peel and stick. You can do it easy with a cutting mat but limited to the area of the mat, if you're running long rolls it would be hard to be productive.

We weren't meaning to roast you either BTW just conversing on a sometime pet subject. I also feel like I was using the incorrect terminology - it's not truly 'die-cut' but more 'contour cut'. Second, I knew I forgot to include something in the original post - the software. Can someone please (pretty please) help me out on this one? I know it's a simple solve, but it's making my hair fall out.įirst, thank you for the fast replies. Yes, I've read the manual, but haven't found the solution. I just don't know what it is, or what it's called. I know there is a setting to correct this.

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My blade holder is in the front position to allow for full cutting (as opposed to half or preforated). The registration marks are read fine, but when it comes to cutting time, the cuts are off by about what the difference is between the front and back blade holder positions. Recently, I started attempting die-cut stickers (vinyl that's been printed on and has a cut path) - which have worked spectacularly, until I try to cut them out. I have a Graphtec ce6000-40, and I'm somewhat experienced with it, and moderately experienced with vinyl cutting in general. These are both disclaimers so you hopefully don't roast me for either. And I also know that my base issue is that I don't know the correct terminology so I can research it properly. I know this is an easy solve - it has to be.