Need Help Is anyone using a Summa cutter after printing with Roland

[TraderLink]

Checking for someone, if anyone is easily using a Summa S2-T160 to contour cut images printed on a Roland printer using Roland's VersaWorks RIP. He is designs in Corel. So he's wondering if there's an easy way to add the registration marks.
He doesn't want to change to another RIP program.

Thanks for any help.

 

[autoexebat]

I use the exact setup with the graphics I make , I went with Summa as it's so accurate and cuts my 15mil Substance lamination with no issues !

I'm willing to help but I'm not sure I want to publicly as there as a lot of trolls that follow my posts and harass me.

 

[SignDesignLady]

We use CorelDraw and do contour cuts on a Summa S2-T140. There is a plugin within Summa Go Sign that we loaded into CorelDraw that will add registration marks with the click of a button on the toolbar. Try this link to determine what software you may need to do this.

https://www.summa.com/en-us/support/software-firmware/

 

[SlikGRFX]

Use the plugin or set up a file containing the regmark and cut layers then drop your artwork in there. Reposition the reg marks, cut and paste your cut paths onto the respective layers then print with versaworks and cut using Gosign.

Or you can upgrade to onyx rip which will add summa marks automatically and put barcodes on each job for automated cutting.

 

[SlikGRFX]

I use the exact setup with the graphics I make , I went with Summa as it's so accurate and cuts my 15mil Substance lamination with no issues !

I'm willing to help but I'm not sure I want to publicly as there as a lot of trolls that follow my posts and harass me.

Then why join a public forum

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

Checking for someone, if anyone is easily using a Summa S2-T160 to contour cut images printed on a Roland printer using Roland's VersaWorks RIP. He is designs in Corel. So he's wondering if there's an easy way to add the registration marks.
He doesn't want to change to another RIP program.

Thanks for any help.

Yes this is 100% possible and easy to do, if you want I can help you and your client get it figured out.

 

[TraderLink]

Thank you all for the help. I'll pass this info on.

 

[Boston Uncommon]

Yes this is 100% possible and easy to do, if you want I can help you and your client get it figured out.

Christian: Thank you for your offer to help. I had to get registered for the site to respond. Admittedly, I tried to do load a plug in but, admittedly, I was a bit inept to figure it out. Guess I am a bit more of a "visual learner"

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

Christian: Thank you for your offer to help. I had to get registered for the site to respond. Admittedly, I tried to do load a plug in but, admittedly, I was a bit inept to figure it out. Guess I am a bit more of a "visual learner"

Have you followed this process yet? https://www.rolanddga.com/gallery/r...dio?wchannelid=fsew6i63li&wmediaid=dcuq2bohmd

 

[Boston Uncommon]

Have you followed this process yet? https://www.rolanddga.com/gallery/r...dio?wchannelid=fsew6i63li&wmediaid=dcuq2bohmd

Hi Christian. Hello. Pardon the delay. I have been out on installs. I did watch the video for the roland cut studio. I am confused. Am I supposed to be loading something that would be for adding the cut scan marks to the file to be printed on the roland and then put in the Summa after I add the laminate?

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

Yes, sort of.

If you download the Summa Cutter Tools for CorelDraw from summa.com this gives you the ability to add the fiducials to your art files in CorelDraw, then you would split your artwork in to two files. One file will contain the artwork and the black filled print marks, the other will be your cut lines and the outline of your fiducials. You send the print file to Roland Versaworks and the Cut file you open in GoSign.