ProCut CR630 Signature Series question.

[cbroyles]

I was wondering if this is a decent machine.I'm going to do vinyl sticker and signs as a side business. it all so comes with flexstarter 8.5 software.
I'm a newby, here's all the spec's on the machine.
-Brand: ProCut
-Model: CR630
-Max Paper Width: 28.7” (730mm)
-Max Cutting Width: 24.6” (625mm)
-Max Cutting Speed 400 mm/s
-Motherboard: 32-bit ARM7 CPU
-Driver: PWM Micro Step Driver
-Cutting Force: 0-800 Grams**
-Mechanism Precision: 0.05mm
-Repeatability: <+-0.1mm
-Command Set: DMPL, HPGL
-Interface: USB
-Three Pinch Rollers

 

[WhiskeyDreamer]

how many times you gonna post the same question and still not get an answer??

 

[Techman]

i see you bolded cutting force..

800 grams of cutting force don't mean crap.. Most jobs don't use but around 90 - 110.

400mm/ sec speed is another fantasy. No one runs at that speed. The vinyl cant run that fast anyway.

Brand new that machine might cut a consistent pattern, but after that skinny x belt stretches it wont. No way...

its a 500 buk cutter for a reason.. its goona give you pain.. why do so many refuse to accept that a cheap cutter will cause pain?

Just rad on about how some will brag about his great cutter, then pater post and wwhine because it has some limitation...

 

[cbroyles]

fenris242, the first time i posted i posted in the wrong part of the forum.so i put it in the forum i thought it should go in to. excuse me..
As for the 800 grams in bold letters i just copied and posted what the site had written down, that's why it's in bold letters. Look i can't afford a expensive cutter right now i'm just trying to find a decent cutter for small jobs to get started. more like a hobby. i know it's not as good as a $1,000 and up cutter.
thanks for reading anyway.
chris......

 

[oldgoat]

i see you bolded cutting force..

800 grams of cutting force don't mean crap.. Most jobs don't use but around 90 - 110.

400mm/ sec speed is another fantasy. No one runs at that speed. The vinyl cant run that fast anyway.

Brand new that machine might cut a consistent pattern, but after that skinny x belt stretches it wont. No way...

its a 500 buk cutter for a reason.. its goona give you pain.. why do so many refuse to accept that a cheap cutter will cause pain?

Just rad on about how some will brag about his great cutter, then pater post and wwhine because it has some limitation...

It was $500.00 6 years ago, I wonder how they stand up now?

 

[jhanson]

It's made by Creation in China. From prior experience, I would suggest avoiding if you want a cutter that will be supported beyond 1-2 years. USB driver quality from them was historically poor.