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LOL their stuff is expensive to say the least! But, hey, the have HIP and DG so they pretty much can do what they want..

Because it is not approved for roadway use I would imagine. Any MUTCD sign that is. I have a few customers that still use that for street name signs and that stuff cost more than our 080 aluminum! Doesn't get stolen but it is still illegal to the DOT

Having a problem with my signs being plotted a little short. SOMETIMES. My rolls of sheeting stay on track, it is measuring correctly, my Finecut 8 seems to be working correctly and I am having no problems with my JV printer.. Anyone know anything about this set-up?

When I go to "Plotter/user setup" There is a step button set a .025MM?

That's how I do it with the Graphtec and NEVER have problems

That is what I am getting at. The Mimaki might be one of those.. What do you mean by "right drivers"?

OK, so I just tried plotting from Corel, and the plotter will not even show up on available printers from the CoCut screen. I went into device and printers but it was still a no go. Maybe that is why he told me it wouldn't work? I do remember the guy that sold us the equipment said we would HAVE...

Have not tried cutting directly from Corel with this plotter. The tech that came and hooked it up and did a couple days training on the equip said not to. I will try, though. I have to use the finecut when I plot out decals and what-not from the mimaki printer. Never had a problem with it on...

I have each type of material with its own settings (speed pressure offset)

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I use Corel X4 for sign design and plotting(Finecut 8) and I have the Mimaki CG-130 FXII. For some reason, SOMETIMES, my signs cut short. Usually around 1/4inch off.. My sheeting roll(media roll) stays on track and my measurements in the program itself are right on. The Plotter is only about 2...