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Sorry "Standoff" was a poor word choice. I'm meaning "Dimensional Letters," you know letters that you would see in someone's lobby or outside of an apartment complex.

We have some Oracal 651 lying around that we thought we'd use, but when it cuts, it cuts the vinyl portion just fine but doesn't cut through the blue lining. In order to use this vinyl to create a stencil, we would need to break through the lining. Also I forgot to mention, I Use a summa to cut...

Hello All, So when it comes to Dimensional Letters, our installer likes us to have stencils. I currently use any cut vinyl I have on a Summa T 140 , but it's not a clean cut for the backing (Blue Lining) of the vinyl. The through-cut is fine so I know it isn't a blade issue. I just wanted to...

Hello All, So when it comes to stand-off lettering, our installer likes us to have stencils. I currently use any cut vinyl I have, but it's not a clean cut for the backing of the vinyl. The through-cut is fine so I know it isn't a blade issue. I just wanted to see what everyone else uses to...

Hello All, So when it comes to stand-off lettering, our installer likes us to have stencils. I currently use any cut vinyl I have, but it's not a clean cut for the backing of the vinyl. The through-cut is fine so I know it isn't a blade issue. I just wanted to see what everyone else uses to...

I was recently having this same issue with Summa S2 T140 and came to notice I was needing more paper space on the top edge. I was cutting to close to the Reg marks and not leaving enough paper for the rollers to catch

Thanks you all for your helpful tips! I will give these things a try!

Hello All, I've been trying to print these acrylic invitations for a few days now and I keep getting this white spec drops. Attached you will find the very first one vs the last one after I wiped the print head and flushed the white as well. although it has improved, its not as clean as I would...