SP 300v Cutting issue

[toneanddesign]

The cut seems to get rigid at random spots, seems to occur more with rounded areas when both die cutting and print/cutting.
45 blade just replaced it have tried numerous other troubleshooting techniques. Can be seen above the N in attached image.

 

[sagesign]

I went to a 60 degree blade on mine and it seems to cut quite a bit better, though I don't think they last as long as a 45.

 

[toneanddesign]

Just shut it off and it gave me internal error 13

 

[Speedsterbeast]

When cutting laminate you should be using a 60 degree blade.
Also try slowing the cut speed down.

 

[djinnerman]

I would also check the offset. I rarely use 60 blades unless I'm cutting reflective or thick laminate.

 

[toneanddesign]

Offset is good slowed the speed way down and still had the issue.

 

[djinnerman]

Is this laminate? Is the heater on when cutting? How old is the blade? Is the a lot of space with the blade holder?

If I recall correctly, the roughness is from a dull blade or not enough pressure. Offset can change depending on the angles.

How does your test cut perform and what does it look like when you pull the outer circle out?

 

[toneanddesign]

Not laminate, heater is on, I just put in a new 60 blade to try out. Not a lot of space with the holder. The test cut comes out well its just randomly will give me those messed up lines.

 

[Tizz]

It may also be a dirt and build up inside the blade holder. I recently unwound removed the cover on mind to find a heap of debris inside. This can cause the blade not to spin around. Wont hurt to drop a tiny dab of lube.
How's the condition of your cutter strip?

I've cut with a 45degree blade on lamintae with and without the heater on.

 

[toneanddesign]

Ill try a little lube and maybe turn the heater off