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I have just printed two signs on vinyl and now I want to cut out the image from the blank vinyl. Can I load the vinyl into the Graphtec and it will do it? If so how does one do it? How does the cutter know where to cut?
If the Graphtec has Optical Recognition you will need crop marks to line them up... which should have printed on the original so you can then contour cut it.
dubs... you need Cutting Master 2.. it is available for download from Graphtecs site if you don't have it. This will allow you to use the optical registration feature.
RTFM... graphtec has all this stuff documented in their user guides.
you cut directly from illustrator using the cut path that you drew in the file. you followed the instructions for your RIP so it does not print the cutcontour line. you also printed registration marks.
BUT...
I'm gonna guess you didnt do any of this so far.
I was told I should be able to make some sort of cut path in illustrator but I don't see how to.
Not very long... at least not the newest, I graduated college a long time ago and haven't been doing this for years so I'm pretty much back to square one. And I'm left here to figure it out on my own. Sorry. The whole RIP process I am trying to figure out too.
Yes.. that is what it is for. You print vinyl, then contour cut it.
As long as you:
1. Have created a cut path in the design for the blade to follow.
2. Created registration marks for the cutter to read.
3. Have a cutter with an optical sensor (you do)
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