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No the CJ is only the Dx2 or also called an Epson 3000. That may have been for an FJ 500 which is another waterbased printer. (not a printer cutter) Also faster. May have been a typo.

And don't take it personally..... I think it was just a language barrier thing....... We couldn't understand you :) :toasting:

This may have been more of a case where they wanted to cut each sheet of 50 and then contine to the next 50 untill the 6000 were done so that they did not have to cut into groups of 50. I think.... I was just trying to find out if in VW, when you have one job but tell it to do it 100 times...

That is what I was kind of getting at. So if you had just one job that had 100 decal and cut lines but you told VW to do it 50 times, would it print 100 and cut, then another 100 etc or would VW print all 5000 and then try to cut all 5000? And pass the bottle...

If what you are wanting is to have the printer cut the sheet off after every 50 decals then I am not sure if VW would do the sheet cut and then start on the next batch of 50 etc. Or will the sheet cut only come into play after the entire job was done. If nothing else I am getting my post...

Do a quick test in VW. Make a file with 10 decals and cut lines and add that to VW. Tell it to do it 2 times. See if the cut happens after the first 10 are printed or does it start after all 20 are printed?

You should be able to sheet cut after each job but if you set up the files (or your job) with multiple sections you will still have to cut some manually.

Pat in VW, will the qty of 120 times print all of them and then cut or will it print one job and cut then go to the second etc up to 120?

Yes because the rollers roll out the media so far that when it goes to cut, if that media rolls back just a little bit off line then when it cuts the cuts will be gradually worse as the cutting goes. Some printer may do better at this than others. I have only ever tried runs in the 100's and...

If your printer can print 28" wide then set up in illustrator a file that is 28" wild by what ever length you think the printer can handle. If it can do 5 or 6 feet and still cut accurate then start there. In the file set up however many decals across the 28" area and then as many as you need...

Ok then set up the file in Illustrator with the 30 inch areas in mind. Cut them appart later if you have to. Just leave a gap in the layout to let you cut into those 30 inch pages. Do up 5 or 10 or whatever number of those layouts but as one file. You could even make line as to where to...

Can you set up that decal in Illustrator? If so set it up with 50 of them on the one file or even 100. Then use that file (which should make 100 at a time) and ask VW to do it howerver many times. Again I don't think you want too many printed before the cut happens or the cuts may be off.

I think you are better to load that file and ask it to do 500 ( if your cutter will be accurate to cut that many) and then load the same file and do the same thing untill you have 12 files in the rip that will run after each other. This way you are cutting only 500 at a time and then starting...

Sorry had to do the lunch thing. I don't use versa works so I am not sure how the settings work. In flexi I just stuck in a business card size file (115K) and typed in 1000 for the qty and it ripped it in about 3 seconds. Of course I did not try to print and cut but when you have one item...

So did this file work fine another time or is this the first time for this file?

The next would be how much RAM do you have in the computer? The printer should wake up on its own when the file is done being ripped and starting to print.

Is this a bitmap image (like a photo) and if so what resolution is the image. ( Example 300 dpi 150 dpi etc. ) Are you making a file in a program where you place 50 of these images or are you just placing one image into your rip and then asking it to do 50 copies? If you have 50 images in a...

Try taking that same vinyl and put a piece of laminate on it ( without being printed on ) and then do a test cut. Is it still jagged? If it cuts other vinyl fine, then its not the cutter is more the settings you have used. If it still does not cut perfectly smooth on just the vinyl then...

In your other thread you said the printer was frozen for a few days. I would think that things will expand and contract enough to throw allignments out of wack. The tech should have done all the test prints and allignments even without replacing the head. IF he did not do all these tests, did...