Make Perfect Perf Cut Stickers with the Roland TrueVis Printer Cutter

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0:00 Intro
0:46 Cut Strip and Blade Length
1:99 Illustrator PerfCutContour Setup
2:35 Versa Works Perf Cut Settings
2:46 Printing Finished Product
3:12 Recap
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[@jasonfriend7549]

Those settings worked like a dream, nearly perfect die cut stickers!

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Music to my ears

[@damienhawthorne8864]

Great video! Very well done and very helpful.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Glad to hear it!

[@barrydank6798]

Are you using 45 or 60 degree blade / what material are you using / I use the orajet 3164RA 4mm usually and then sometimes 6mm 3258 for labels / die cuts . What do u use for cut out stickers that works well and don’t peel up on edges ? I’ve had good luck w the 3164 u don’t even need the rapid air if u don’t want but rapid air always great for applications

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Hi, I'm using the 45 degree blade, seems to work best. I'm also using Roland Calendar Vinyl.

[@STICKERGODDESS_]

Also you can save the roland cut swatches into your illustrator swatches so you'll always have them in the library*

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

That is very true, good point.

[@213adr]

Your videos help a lot, good job! I have a question, on the Roland VG3-540 is it possible to reduce the vinyl advance speed when the machine is reading the cut marks? as the machine is very quick to read and sometimes jams the material.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Thank you for the props! I'm not 100% sure on advance speed. Try moving your print down the media a little bit and center your rows so each side has equal empty space.

[@catchthetruck6173]

Funny I just sent Melco a email to get help ordering anyways great video love the content cant wait to get my hands on one.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Great thank you! You can always email me directly if you need some intel. [e-mail]

[@barrydank6798]

I’ve used your settings I actually used them today to I run the .500/ 180 instead of 250 Mayeb I can do that / I do the .010 and 1 the .010 is the length of the tabs that break away? As well I slows my speed to 15. Uhmmmm ya idk I feel like the same settings on the same material sometimes Varys like won’t cut consistent any input ever happen to u?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Most definitely variables. I try and ensure the blade length is not too long, that seems to help a lot.

[@marfo4062]

hey i’m having a little trouble setting things up, do you have any way i could contact you and ask a couple questions?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Yes for sure. Email me [e-mail]

[@jec23crm]

Do you laminate your stickers ? If so are you having issues getting the blade to cut through all 3 layers ?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

I do not have a laminator. My understanding is different blade angles are needed for thicker material. If you use a 60 try a 45. Also, Roland support might be a good resource for better direction.

[@LTETRAINER]

i cant control the cutline every time i use to cut the line outside the path but by default versa select the square shape kindly help me to fix my problem

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Create a cut line in Illustrator. Here is a quick vid on the process. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2HPZZuAh7Coi80

[@RunningArtGFX]

I have a lot of spot on solid colors and small text has a glitch to them like it moved. Any Idea on what I can google to fix that?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Sounds like you might need to align your printhead. Give the Roland KZbin try and search for align printhead.

[@DTFrohmanStudios]

Curious what thickness of vinyl you are using for stickers. 3 mil seems too thin and flimsy.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

I agree, the standard gloss vinyl from Roland is pretty flimsy. I'm using the Matt calendar vinyl from Roland and it's a little thicker. Not sure of the exact thickness though. I'd use 3M, Avery, or Oracle for more serious production. Plus lamination thickens things up a bit. We offer GFP laminators if you want to learn more on lamination. shopmelco.com/heat-presses-laminators/laminators-laminate/

[@imranjhummun1454]

great job mate, but how are you using VersaWorks on Mac?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Thanks Imran, I designed on the Mac then sent the file to the PC connected to the SG

[@albertrodarte6804]

I just downloaded the cut file and I can't open it cause you file is a newer version than my illustrator. how do I open it?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Oooh, that's a tough one, you would have to upgrade your illustrator. What version are you running? Email me and I'll send you a version you can open. [e-mail]

[@Justlawl]

Hi, all is good but the cut speed is super slow, how to increase perf cut speed?

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Good question. I have noticed perf cutting is slower but there might be a setting on the printer itself that can speed things up. Not really sure unfortunately.

[@Justlawl]

@@MelcoEmbroidery thanks. I'm not sure if increasing cut speed makes a difference will test more

[@luxuriousgraphics5911]

I need help with my machine

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Is it a mechanical issue? If so, call Roland Support 866-296-4025. If it's production support, you can email me [e-mail]

[@STICKERGODDESS_]

I don't think i even have a cut strip :D

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

haha, if you need one you can buy it here. dgastore.rolanddga.com/

[@jeremylawson6648]

lol that “like & subscribe” reminder really does work.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Haha, subliminal but also explicit messaging.

[@vinayakaprinters3070]

Printer price

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Yes, all Roland print/cut pricing can be viewed here shopmelco.com/printers-vinyl-cutters/roland-printers/ If you are interested in learning more, don't hesitate to email me [e-mail]

[@OzSigns]

Thats one big bulky machine for that print size.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

Sure is, only thing I could figure is the need to access the let and right side of the print track for maintenance. Works like a dream though.

[@dubaiofw]

want to know the accuracy of cutting....if the cutting blade cut through the middle of line with offest of o.1 to 0.5....if not put bleeding to compensate the in accuracy of cutting.

[@MelcoEmbroidery]

It's always best to account for a little bleed.