Is carrier sheet required when cutting JPSS?

I haven't done it myself, but that is what allot of people do with that paper.

although jpss is a 2-ply paper (meaning you can peel the top layer from the back) it is really a pain to get the cut depth right and even then the paper is so thin it's not worth doing it without the carrier sheet. i use ttd mask from imprintables. here's a link that's pretty informative:

http://www.t-shirtforums.com/vinyl-cutters-plotters-transfers/t45799.html

and here's a pictorial tut:

Tutorial: Cutting Transfer Paper for Light Garments

Fantastic guys, big thank you.

We've had success cutting the JPSS without a carrier. As mentioned above, the force does need to be lighter because it's thinner compared to vinyl or an opaque. When weeding the excess polymer you can't rip it off like you can with vinyl...because it's thinner. But if you're a little more careful in the weeding process and back the force down, you should be ok. I would certainly test it before making any further purchases.

If anybody did it with a Graphtech....what was the condition settings for cutting JPSS?

Jamey said:

If anybody did it with a Graphtech....what was the condition settings for cutting JPSS?

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hope this helps

I use a force of 5 also when I contour cut using my Graphtec

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It's a start! Thanks. 5 and real slow like 10 or less...lol. I'll try it.