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Hi Nanci, I definitely agree starting with the plotter would be a great way to go like I mentioned yesterday. I will send you some pricing for both the 30" and 54" cutters that we discussed yesterday. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat about the different options. Best regards, Phil...

Hi Mgieske, Are you cutting engineer grade reflective, prismatic reflective, or diamond grade reflective? How long of a cut are you attempting to do? If you are cutting longer than 4 feet do you have paneling turned on? What about your velocity setting? Best regards, Phil Johnson Summa Inc.

Hello Calliegraphics, I am not sure if you have looked at one of our SummaCut Series models, but it would definitely be a reliable alternative to your Graphtec that just went out. Our machines are manufactured in Belgium and typically last 10+ years, even with daily use. Please feel free to...

Hello All-Sigz, I would be happy to discuss our various models and the accuracy guarantees for each if you would like. Please feel free to contact me via email at philj@summa.us or by phone at (800)527-7778, ext 112 if I can help. Best regards, Phil Johnson Summa Inc.

Hi Knep, Have you noticed the incomplete portions being at the start and stop points of the letters? Best regards, Phil Johnson Summa Inc.

Are you using the OPOS XY align option in Onyx as Jerry suggested? Also, just to clarify, I don't recommend adding additional pinch wheels as perfectpdf suggested. Your cutter already has 4 pinch wheels which is more than enough for the material you are cutting. In fact, I probably wouldn't even...

Excellent, thank you for making that happen! Best regards, Phil Johnson Summa Inc.

Thank you for replying to my question. When you say the search function sorts results by relevance, yet when I type a simple search query like Summa and it brings up posts from 12 years ago, I am not sure how "relevant" those search results are. Is there a way that I can adjust my settings where...

I noticed that when searching the results are not sorted based on the age of the thread and a lot of older threads are listed before the most current threads. They also seem to vary from search to search. For example, I did a search for Summa and the first batch of results were from 2014 and...

Good afternoon, I would consider one our SummaCut Series models. You won't get all the "bells and whistles" that are included with our S2 models, but you will get superior cutting accuracy and tracking compared to Graphtec, Roland, and Mimaki and the pricing is comparable to the other brands...

Bummer! Well, at least you can output jobs through Flexi. Ironically I was working with another client of mine who has a DC5 and they are also using Flexi and it looks like they have an updated color palette available in the latest version of Print & Cut with all the different spot colors. So...

Ouch, that is definitely expensive. Hopefully you can find a source that is more reasonable or just order through our site like you mentioned. Feel free to contact me at philj@summa.us if there is anything I can do to help. Best regards, Phil Johnson Summa Inc.

Hi Ruckstande, Just wanted to confirm what Jayhawk said about the dongle being required to run the ColorControl RIP. The color profiling for the DC3/4/5 in Flexi is poor in comparison to the profiles in ColorControl which are made specifically to work with the DC3/4/5 so process printing may be...

Good afternoon, I just wanted to clarify that the bits you are describing are sold in a 3-pk for $208 so they are actually $69/bit, not $208/bit. That said, if you are looking for a wider selection, and perhaps better pricing as well, I would suggest Hartlauer...

Welcome to the site from all of us here at Summa!

Looking at the screenshot photo it appears that you are running the OEM version of Corel which may be why some of the features/tools are unavailable. Corel has a forum on their website where many have posted about limitations using the OEM version, so I would maybe read through those to see if...

Not sure why you are being argumentative when I am simply trying to help by offering up suggestions. If you want to continue cutting the way you would prefer then go for it. Just offering pointers based on years of experience with these cutters. Best regards, Phil Johnson Summa Inc.

You are able to make much more fine tuned adjustments that are more controllable when adjusting the pressure versus the depth. The depth is a manual adjustment subject to the operator of the cutter setting it the same each time and if you use too much or too little blade depth the cut quality...

As was mentioned previously by Snydo, I suspect that there is too much blade depth and not enough pressure. The pressure setting I use for similar materials is typically 80-100 grams, so the pressure seems a bit too low. Optimal blade depth on the tangential plotters is having the blade...

Have you tried Clean Cut blades? Looks like they have the 60 degree blades for your Mutoh. Here is the link - Mutoh Plotters - Clean Cut Blade