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Ok thanks!

Thanks for the reply! Have some EFI people looking into it also.

Is anyone using Fiery Rip when printing on EFI flatbed and then cutting on Summa F-Series using GoProduce? We currently have an HP flatbed and using Onyx to rip and files and then cut them on a Summa F1612 using GoProduce. But I am looking into getting an EFI flatbed and can't find confirmation...

Wondering if anyone has experienced this with their F1612. We are trying to cut shapes out of a sheet of 1/8” PVC with laminated vinyl applied to it. The 2 problems we are having: All the knife tools we’ve tried cut through the PVC fine but leave a “serrated” edge on the laminated vinyl. I know...

Hello, customer is looking for brushed chrome vinyl to be applied to second surface of clear acrylic ADA signs. Avery Brushed Chrome has a grey backer, i.e. the brushed chrome appearance is not on both sides, so I can't apply it to the back of the acrylic to create a brushed chrome background...

Thanks anyway, but I am specifically interested in the ability to trim boards without registration marks, i.e. orientating the cutter with the corner of the board or a place on the belt/table. The Summa owner informed me there are some workarounds to accomplished that but he has never employed them.

Since you asked...any thoughts on my question and the responses I got: https://signs101.com/threads/summa-f1612-full-bleed-4x8-w-o-marks.150830/

First of all, the marks need to be outside the cutting area, right? So 10 full-bleed 18x24s on a 4x8 sheet would not allow for marks, right? Secondly, setting up the file with cut marks and requiring the cutter to take the time to read all the marks on a 4x8 sheet would take more time than...

I have been investigating flatbed cutters/routers and am having trouble getting a straight answer to what I believe is a pretty basic question about the Summa F1612: can you print full-bleed on a 4x8 sheet of material (for instance, ten 18x24s on coro) and trim them on the Summa F1612? Obviously...