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Corel X3 and Roland GX-24 Cutter?



 
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Old January 24th, 2008 Jan 24, 2008 6:45:13 AM -   #31 (permalink)
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Thanks every one for the help and info. Maxine, i can tell ,you are definately someone to make friends with, Thanks a bunch, take care , Ken
 
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Old January 30th, 2008 Jan 30, 2008 6:59:32 PM -   #32 (permalink)
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Hello eveyone,
I have been reading the topics about the CDx3 and the GX24 cutter and I am a little confused on the process I am new to the Heat Printing world. I would like to know if you can take your created design from the CDx3 and send it straight to your cutter and then heat press it and your done....is there anyone out there who can clear this up for us all...my reason for clarity is that i'm thinking hard on purchasing the Gx24 cutter..just trying 2 get a good understanding.....thanks
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Old January 31st, 2008 Jan 31, 2008 6:56:18 AM -   #33 (permalink)
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Hi Marc, I just bought the GX-24 and love it. I am still working on trying to get my designs from corel to the cutter software studio. I can't really help you much with this at present but someone one here will , or call Imprintables Warehouse and they will answer any and all questions you have about this issue. Ken
 
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Old January 31st, 2008 Jan 31, 2008 8:04:29 AM -   #34 (permalink)
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I would like to know if you can take your created design from the CDx3 and send it straight to your cutter and then heat press it and your done....
Hi Marc.

Yes, you can certainly do that. Once the GX-24 cutter drivers are installed, you can send your design to print from within CorelDraw X3 and select the cutter from the printer list box.
 
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Old January 31st, 2008 Jan 31, 2008 8:07:11 AM -   #35 (permalink)
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Hi Marc, I just bought the GX-24 and love it. I am still working on trying to get my designs from corel to the cutter software studio. I can't really help you much with this at present but someone one here will , or call Imprintables Warehouse and they will answer any and all questions you have about this issue. Ken
Ken, make sure your drawings are either vector or jpg before sending them to the CutStudio.

Glad to hear you're enjoying your cutter. That thing really is addictive, isn't it!
 
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[quote=mzmadmax;222826]This is not really a plug-in or CutStudio issue. This happens because you are sending the text over to CutStudio as text and not as curves. If you want to know what the cutter will cut beforehand, on the Corel X3 menu, go to View | Wireframe. If you see the lines overlapping, that is how it will cut.

To avoid the problem that you have described, do the following quick steps before sending the text to CutStudio (or other software or directly to the cutter):

1. Select the text

2. On the menu, select Arrange | Shaping | Weld
(This will convert artistic text to an object and combine the intersecting objects into a single curve object with a single outline.)

Now you can use the plug-in to send it to CutStudio and cut as usual.

This text conversion will probably take you all of 10 seconds to do; even less if you use the short-cut keys.

Hope this helps.[/quot


Thanks for the tip!
 
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Not trying to hog your post Marc, but this is related. I am having no problem with text from corel to the Cut Studio, but when I try to import a jpg. to CutStudio and cut out the contour lines using transfer paper and the optic eye feature ,the cutter will cut the outline with not problem, butttt! The outline is not on the image exactly as it should be, its about 3/16" off of the image. I have followed the instructions an the video from Imprintables Whse. to the letter but get same results using different graphics. I faxed a copy of an image to Imprintables but have not gotton a reply. Any suggestions? Ken
 
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Can someone help? I want to be able to move the registration marks to allow me to cut larger sheets. As of now the only thing I can can cut is the 8.5X11 paper.
 
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omg it's like you guys were watching over my shoulder this weekend!!! i just got my equipment and tried it out for the first time this weekend and i am having some of the same problems!!! but i have x4 and cannot use the drivers or plug-ins or whatever you call them!! and i bought that clip art cd from them as well and it isn't what i thought it was the graphics suck!! i am wondering if anyone knows where i can purchase some good clip art for a desent price as well as somr different vinyl
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Can someone help? I want to be able to move the registration marks to allow me to cut larger sheets. As of now the only thing I can can cut is the 8.5X11 paper.
Here are some videos I would suggest you watch:
- YouTube - Roland CutStudio Features for Print-Cut Transfers - MultiRIP (this one talks about changing paper sizes, moving your registration marks, multiplying a graphic, creating cut lines and other features)
- YouTube - Eliminate White Trim with CutStudio - Print-Cut Transfers (talks about eliminating any white borders using the inset feature)
- YouTube - Create a White Border with CutStudio - Print-Cut Application (talks about creating a white border around the graphic using the offset feature)

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omg it's like you guys were watching over my shoulder this weekend!!! i just got my equipment and tried it out for the first time this weekend and i am having some of the same problems!!! but i have x4 and cannot use the drivers or plug-ins or whatever you call them!! and i bought that clip art cd from them as well and it isn't what i thought it was the graphics suck!! i am wondering if anyone knows where i can purchase some good clip art for a desent price as well as somr different vinyl
Clipart is usually very specific to the industry, so sign stuff doesn't work well for t-shirts and what not AND there is a big learning curve in adapting it.

signwarehouse.com has viynl's and heat press materials as well. Just google sign supplies or vinyl and you'll find some suppliers closer by as well. I know there is one in Grand Rapids MI, but I don't use them since they seem to me to be a bit more expensive.
 
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