Performing print and cut alignment || Roland

This video shows how to perform a print and cut alignment on your Roland printer
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[@nathanwelter4033]

this really helped me thanks very much!!

[@lezbriddon]

After a black/cyan head replacement the head is 'too high' but I can't slide the head. It's like it's stuck or locked, but I can't find any locking screw, so maybe hardened ink, but dare not force it for fear of doing damage, anyone have any suggestions (sp300)

[@SignmasterTechnical]

If its the metal slider that wont move it is usually dried ink that is the cause. If you cant seat the head correctly try putting the back in first

[@a1designsservices977]

Is there any way to make the print head when its printing to not run all the way to the left it would be better if it stopped at the size its printing and then run back

[@SignmasterTechnical]

Yes it is called full width scan in the printer menu, it needs to be turned off

[@kadar1]

Test print is ok by my Roland but i become more then 1mm slipping by big Format prit&cut Jobs. I couldnt calibrate it properly.

[@goguma_number1]

same. do you fixed?

[@kadar1]

@@goguma_number1 i think the problem was the foil. I have still same problems if i use the cheap foil.

[@goguma_number1]

@@kadar1 I use eggshell sticker, glossy, but even the test print indicating that the cut is correct, the work is misaligned :(

[@SignmasterTechnical]

Check your media is loaded straight and try to use reg marks for print&cut jobs

[@pranamiartspraycorner6542]

this machine is totally fail, its head is not proper , I have purchase on 2017 and in between 3 year we are changing is head three times, Roalnd compeny is not ready to his machines to pull on market