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sign guy · August 3rd, 2007

Dose anyone have any sugestions for a good print media for our roland sp 300v?
We seem to be having trouble with the cut part of it. Weeding is very difficult.

vctradingcubao · August 3rd, 2007

When I talk to our technical service guy from Roland, he told me that the cutting "part" works almost the same as the GX-24, so I'm not so sure why you're having problems. A lot of forum members here likes the materials from imprntables.com.

mystysue · August 3rd, 2007

ive not used my versacamm for any t-shirt type printable material yet.. but i know when ive done stickers and such if I have trouble weeding.. i increase the pressure.. that is usually all it needs..

upgraphics · October 29th, 2007

I have no issues with cutting the shirt stuff. At first I did but put a new blade in and messed with the settings.. works good

mystysue · October 29th, 2007

not sure if your cutting shirt vinyl or sign vinyl.. but increasing the pressure should work.... umm I know i did read if you cut the colorprint.. print and cut shirt stuff.. its hard on blades.. At least that is what my distributer told me.

JPD · October 29th, 2007

I use Colorprint II (purchased from Imprintables). Prints nice and weeds well. Just make sure you get the pressure correct.

Eric

vctradingcubao · October 30th, 2007

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Originally Posted by JPD


	I use Colorprint II (purchased from Imprintables). Prints nice and weeds well. Just make sure you get the pressure correct. Eric

what's the correct pressure? 80 grams?

scuba_steve2699 · October 31st, 2007

start with 70 grams and perform a test cut. increase the pressure by 5 grams and keep testing in between until you get the proper cutting pressure. it is really a matter of how sharp your blade is and the type of material you are cutting. Hope this helps!

JPD · October 31st, 2007

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Originally Posted by scuba_steve2699


	start with 70 grams and perform a test cut. increase the pressure by 5 grams and keep testing in between until you get the proper cutting pressure. it is really a matter of how sharp your blade is and the type of material you are cutting. Hope this helps!