Amanda Flores
TSP
I need help! We printed some pretty large media and when trying to load it on to the plotter, the media won't load straight enough to read the registration marks at the other end... any suggestions?
Ironchef has it.
With a Graphtec I use my thumbnail to feel the edge of the cross cutting groove through the print and line the two crop marks up to it.
wayne k
guam usa
That's what I used to do, but I just learned an awesome trick that works much better...
I put a 60" straight edge / ruler on the material, line up the outside edge with the reg marks & then snug the inside edge to
the pinch wheels before I lower them. It lines up the material up perfectly.
How did it go Amanda? You got it to work? And yea everytime I cut something longer then 10 ft on my cjv30 I pray. Lol I want to eventually buy a graphtec fc8000 or summa plotter. Leaning more towards the graphtec.
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Well, we never got it to line up straight so instead of wasting the whole project my husband had a bright idea to make his own registration marks with a black sharpie, and it worked! we lost out on about 6 prints but it was better than losing out on 50!
It was about 23'Out of curiosity, how wide and long was this media from crop mark to crop mark ??
23' Long and 30" wide.It was about 23'
oh yes!! I do.Wow, that's long. Consider yourself lucky.
we now discovered segment cutting and will use that for future projects.oh yes!! I do.