This Vinyl Cutter Is Insane!!! Setting Up My New Summa S2 T140

[@Ourodes]

Coming from someone with a commercial printer background for the last ten years, I have to say, I'm inspired by the progress you've made in the last couple years. Keep it up my dude. 👍

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot!

[@kennethodonnell4293]

I come from a commercial background as well and I will say they are easy to operate. Takes a little trial and error but once you got it your golden

[@georgemoss]

Do you have a video on how you cut the design for your hat that you mention at 19:42?

[@leestuart38]

Not yet, but I plan on making one

[@GHOSTNINJASD]

Its so dope to see how much your company has grown man.

[@leestuart38]

Thanks dude! This year there's going to be a lot of big changes

[@tjitskebes135]

Thats an amazing machine, i have a baby dragknife version, works flawless. Had it for 5 years, never any issues with it. I never run it superfast because it only has 2 pinch rollers and if the media isn t feed in super straight it can run out of the rollers while pulling itself (if that makes any sense) if you change the knife don t forget to change the knifeoffset, or it ll look like it cuts drunk. I make everything in illustrator even the weedborders and use the software as a plugin when i m done. I used to have easysign software, thats awesome for cuttingsoftware. I have a collegue who has had the summa t for 16 years, lived thru a fire and only had it cleaned properly, still uses it everyday, these things are amazing, Love from the netherlands

[@leestuart38]

These machines are absolutely amazing, I'm so happy I went with this one. I'm still trying to tune in the workflow but the hardware has been flawless since it showed up here

[@martinjones5725]

I've been using Summa plotterrs for jeez close to 30 years....Started out using a 54" tangential.....needed it to cut 3m reflective for semi trailers....Loved it and so when i started my own company, i bought a D75..... Use it just about every day for probably 5 years and have only replaced the blade once.......just cut some 1/4" lettering the other day, and they were perfect....Love my Summa....

[@leestuart38]

These machines are definitely incredibly well made, minus the software of course. Super happy I went with summa either way

[@hrstickershrstickers]

The Roland actually cuts really good We have 6 of them doing printing and cutting for smaller jobs and cuts perfect. Its all about the cutting strips and blade and for sure checking the pressure. All the best man nice machines.

[@gianoliver7103]

I'm Stoked That You Are So Stoked ! ! ! Always nice to have a new piece of equipment run as it should.

[@leestuart38]

This thing has been a beast since it showed up, I love it

[@hipcatscreenprinting238]

I LOVE THE WAY YOU GIVE DETAIL ABOUT YOUR SHOP

[@Navigator777777]

Hi Lee! I ordered a brand new Roland GR2 540 Cutter in March of 2021. Like you, I bought it to perfcut stickers. I didn't take delivery until October. I was as busy as can be when the cutter arrived...which was a shock. No comms the entire time. Needed about 3 weeks to clear up my workload before getting the thing up and running. Getting the puter to see my cutter was a week long bugaboo. Turned out my puter wasn't updating Versawork so the newest version had to be manually downloaded. After that, the learning curve was short. After about 2 hours of trying to make die cut stickers I realized something was seriously wrong with the machine. Prolly went through 12' of laminated vinyl creating scrap trying various ideas. My test was actually a job order.....which I lost as the cut was awful. Ultimately I created about 5 decals that didn't need manual help. The machine got progressively worse. Like a screw was coming loose. That was six weeks ago. The elusive part the tech needed was on a container ship in LA I'm told. I may see a tech in December perhaps January? I'm infuriated Roland wouldn't send containers of full of parts and pieces. Regardless, I want out of this POS as it simply doesn't do what I bought it to do. How hard is the learning curve on your Summa? You mentioned the software is less than spectacular. Would you still go with the Summa today?

[@leestuart38]

Sorry to hear man. Unfortunately that's a very common issue with those Roland cutters, I don't know one person who owns one that doesn't regret their decision to buy it. The Summa software isn't great, but the cutter itself is incredible. Even with the terrible software I'm a Summa customer for life now because the machine just cuts way too good. The learning curve is somewhat quick and you have to change your workflow, but I still think it's worth it. My machine paid for itself in 6 days. Good luck!

[@Navigator777777]

@@leestuart38 I'm guessing you use Versaworks to print but can't use Versaworks to cut. Is that right? I'm Mac and read there is some kind of Mac software for the Summa? Is that right? What is the specific issue with their software that Grinds Your Gears? [edit] Also...Did you got the OPUS CAM model? It's a new word to me. I'm trying to read about it. It seems to speed up production but I don't need speed...I want quality cuts. Does this improve the perfcut?

[@garyrodriguez6039]

That thing is Awesome...I bought a D120 new back in 2003 , knock wood...it has never had a problem...solid piece of equipment ..good luck

[@SummaWorld]

Thank you for choosing Summa and for your review of the cutter! We always strive to do better and we are very interested to talk with you about the software. We have sent you a message via your website. Keep up the great work!

[@leestuart38]

We'll be in touch!

[@celsosaitto7890]

I have one in Brazil but no assist here. If have some problem, forget.

[@SummaWorld]

@@celsosaitto7890 Hello Celso, that is unfortunate to hear. May we ask you to send your questions or issues to [e-mail]? Please mention the serial number of your product. Our support engineers or a Summa partner will reach out to you as soon as possible.

[@Hungry4kbbq]

@@SummaWorld hello if I’m have technical problems can I email that same email? My company I work for is in Las Vegas area in USA.

[@rackplume1830]

what the settings to do the perf cut in one pass? Mines doing all the verticals, then laterals..... and leaving uneven circles or shapes

[@LightningFabrication]

Nice cutter, I have an old D-60 Summa that I've been using for years. Even with my old D-60 I can cut some pretty small intricate decals. The tracking on these Summas is incredible. You'll be able to cut some pretty long decals with no worry of the vinyl tracking to one side or the other. Summa support is also very good. Congratulations.

[@ReklamaKancelarski]

I just mention what you said near end, about not to laminate solvent right after printing. Change your Roland with Epson SC S series. S40610 here - I am laminating immediately, saving so much time.

[@trereneeellis-rasmussen2137]

Showed this to crafter friend....she said "It's like my cricut on steroids!" She is in shock. love it!

[@rafaelvalles9963]

FC 8600~160 cms and CE 6000~120 cms both Graphtec, they are super easy to use with the Software included MC4 its like a plug-in, really super easy. Summa is the top of the line, but honestly after seeing your video, they do the same job, same speed and I believe same Quality. Definitely one of your best purchases. Congratulations! You can start making car, vans and boats wraps from now on.

[@SteenslandMedia]

Would you do atv graphics? I have a badass sled and quad that I’m thinking about getting something custom done

[@MelvinAlexander]

The GOAT at it again!!!

[@Nobleflex101]

Awesome how do you set the speed on this thing?

[@mad125100]

I have the same cutter and it truly is the best. It is the only cutter the can read registration marks on reflective.

[@ravendarkcloud]

Lee that feed to the table ides is brilliant, I will be putting my cutter to feed directly onto my weeding table.

[@leestuart38]

It's a good idea for heavy materials or big pieces to help the machine to track straight

[@Sinfamous]

I didn't know you're in Canada! Sweet! I would love to get a setup here in Nanaimo, BC for myself!

[@bornbrokenmusic]

I liked to hear more about this printer I’m a graphtec person through and through and got them dialed in perfect for perf cut. The 7000/8000/9000 series. But I’m almost dropped this into production also because of the T2. Awesome vid.

[@lxstangs]

Man that installation and training… that’s consistent throughout with all the companies

[@leestuart38]

I own a lot of different equipment now. It's always been a roll of the dice no matter who makes it haha

[@lxstangs]

@@leestuart38 a lot of room for that specific market , the “training part “ of it is just trash .

[@markjohnson1288]

Just wondering what RIP Software you ended up using to make this work for your Roland and Summa?

[@jimkozikis892]

Congratulations on your new equipment. Thanks for the share.

[@skins4allshop9]

Hey Lee, we watched your videos and finally also bought one of those bad boys! we are struggling we the adjustments for perfcut on normal Laminate vinyls… can you share some Infos with us how did you set it up? that would be sick! Thanks and successful hustle!

[@cheryll6232]

Get Flexi for the cutter. I have been using it since version 7.5 in 2004 The cost now sucks as its subscription but nothing better. Works perfect with my mutoh printer and 64" graptec cutter to do my print cut jobs. It also interacts with versa works so I can send right from flexi to versa

[@leestuart38]

Flexi is what I've been leaning towards, even though I have zero use for the design portion in there

[@mattsconberg8225]

@@leestuart38 you can fine tune cut lines or create your own straight from the design platform -

[@Navigator777777]

Are you suggesting "Get Flexi for the [Summa] cutter? I don't understand what you mean. I do have Flexi and it works great on my other cutters.

[@DIDGZONEW]

Congratulations Lee! It is exciting to see the passion that you put in each video1 I am glad to see how little by little your business has grown! Thanks for sharing!

[@leestuart38]

Much appreciated 👊🏻

[@DaPrintHouse]

love my summa cutter. nice equipment update! always better for a separate cutter anyways while you are printing, now you can do perf cutting!

[@leestuart38]

This machine is incredible 🙌🏻

[@infinity-signs]

plz plz tell me your settings for cutting into .03 mil vinyl like for example for bumper stickers

[@vipertacticalslovenia2144]

This is the video, where I chose to get Summa :) I got D120R which suits my needs for now. And even it has drag knife it’s top notch and does the job on the highest level

[@redherring5532]

Cool to see these at home. I work at a large format digital print shop, 16 foot grand format backlit Uv curing inks. Do some film too. Laminating is a pain! I tech the printers here, small shop, 4 guys 5 machines. Nice at home setup dude.

[@leviteapparel]

Nice work keep it up is people enjoying the printer

[@AWOL1969]

Oh yeah! Well I have 2 Cricut cutters lol 😂. Love your channel and it’s very informative and inspirational for me. My dream is to one day grow my hobby into a business like yours. Cheers Keep up the great work. Hello from Regina, Sk.

[@Krulgrafix]

How is the graphtec print and cut 40 steps? Throw the material in and go

[@johnpinion8033]

I'm so jealous of your equipment! Found a 24" cutter for $20 at a tag sale last week, and found that I could plot to it directly from inkscape (Extensions>Export>Plot) (Score!), but of course it's just a drag-cut plotter. Although the cutting routine is fairly rudimentary (no animation of what's being cut, no pause, no finish time estimation...), it's still SOOO nice not to have to transfer the design to an entirely different app just to cut! The stock software to your cutter may be shit, but it performs that very important action of rotating the blade properly as it cuts. I doubt seriously if the routine in inkscape supports that function. Good luck on finding good software that does. Best.

[@eltanke83]

What up man. Your videos are awesome. I just got a summa and wanted to know your setting for perf cutting. Thanks dude.

[@smalltownink]

Have you had success cutting graphics larger than 10 feet? My Mimaki CG-130AR seems totally incapable of doing that.

[@jessicalane107]

No fucking way! At 6:30 I watched what you saw too and we both said “holy shit” at the same identical time. I’ve never laughed like that from watching a video before. Thanks man! Awesome content.

[@leestuart38]

Great minds 🧠. Thanks!

[@El_witda_rr]

I just purchased this cutter. I been using versa works for my printing and cutting, I have no clue how to use go sign software lol. I don’t know how to import my die cut sticker image nor add multiple copies

[@nicksrandomstuff]

Summa's are nice machines. I have a D60FX myself that I found dirty cheap a couple of years back and only now I start exploring it's possibilities. Just a side note that I found out the hard way, only use official blades. I got some cheap ones from ebay only to realize that even the slight difference (that is less than half millimeter) can create some nasty results because it doesn't fit "like a glove" and that slight space can ruin your cuts. Great videos, I recently discovered your channel and you are a great inspiration for me.

[@leestuart38]

Ya I've always run OEM blades in my machines, the aftermarket stuff never stacks up and is usually way cheaper steel

[@bsingh1975]

Hi Lee I'd like to pull the trigger on one of these and I was wondering what your feedback is after a year of owning it.

[@jerrybono]

Great video, Thanks for the demo! Been looking for a cutter, think I found it ;)

[@callmemika839]

Love my S2, but be ready to have extra cutting strips (if you do a bunch of perf cuts/flexcut) and pinch rollers on hand

[@leestuart38]

I don't see how a roller is gonna get worn from perf cutting. But I've perf cut 10,000 stickers on this machine now and it hasn't even made a mark in the cutting strip. They aren't the plastic ones like on most machines

[@callmemika839]

@@leestuart38 the rollers don't wear by perf cuts but Summa MicroSprocket design seems to put a lot of pressure on the rollers. But anyhow, if you see slight shifting overtime, have a look at the rollers. In the US, they are about $50 a piece from airmark. Also, no blow to Summa, but if one has to do a lot of perf cuts, and dare I say, a Graphtec maybe cheaper to run since it has a cutting channel made for perf cuts without going through cutting strips. (I know they not as precise and seeing how your work and attention to details is crucial) But other than that Summa S2T is the Rolls Royce of cutters and so precise that makes other cutter second class. Congrats on the S2T, it will serve you well for years to come!

[@leestuart38]

It's a killer machine. And like I said, this cutting strip is nearly indestructible, I'm up to 12,000 perf cut stickers now without one mark on it. I was worried about that at first but definitely not anymore, I can see this thing lasting a very long time

[@bigkahuna2297]

graphtec fc8600 or 9000 works just as good, to each there own some swear by summa and some hate it. congrats on the purchase

[@mikelane6410]

Great video. How do you get the Summa cutter to recognize the registration marks from the Roland printer. I thought a Roland registration marks from veteaworks could only be cut by a roland cutter. Thanks.

[@leestuart38]

You're right about that, Roland stuff only works with Roland. This works by adding Summa registration marks to the print in the job setup stage. It's a much different workflow to make the machines work together but the results are worth it

[@mikelane6410]

@@leestuart38 thanks for your response. Your using Flexisign to print the Summa registration marks on the prints or another third party piece of software to do it? Thanks, Mike.

[@rackplume1830]

what the settings to do the perf cut in one pass? Mines doing all the verticals, then laterals..... and leaving uneven circles or shapes

[@JETSIGNS]

What with vinyl are you putting in ? Does a 54” fit good in it?

[@Jolsen002]

You are still our hero.

[@Lukeerpbfb]

Hi, what are you setting for the dye cutting, thanks

[@mattsconberg8225]

You should look into SAI Flexi RIP Software . . . tons of control. definitely my preference over ONYX - Flexi does Angled Screen Film Positive Prints too!

[@leestuart38]

I think flexi is the way to go. Even though the design aspect of it is useless to me it seems a bit more intuitive than onyx, and a lot cheaper

[@mattsconberg8225]

@@leestuart38 for sure - some design aspects come in handy, but adobe trumps all and is most familiar of course

[@loganpowell]

There are many old T Series cutter owners out here that would really appreciate it if you could share some of that print->cut workflow training you got!

[@printpire]

Now that you have a Graphtec. Which one do you like better. ?

[@leestuart38]

Graphtec without question

[@bronxpremiumprint8569]

I have the same printer , what kind of blade you have on it

[@Tazyz]

I enjoy all the content you put out. Thanks

[@johnleontakianakos5352]

The rippling is typically caused by the blade. When I run 60 degree blades on my fc9000s doing perf cutting that happens. Does not happen with 45 degree blades. Possibly reducing the blade depth coming out of the holder a bit and maybe even running two passes on the cutting. I run everything in one pass with 45 degree blades.

[@leestuart38]

It was the speed, but I was running ridiculously fast at 1000mm/s when normally perf cutting should be done in the 200-400 range. It went away as soon as I slowed it down to where it should be. I just wanted to see why was possible after seeing how fast it could do regular decals. But I've since gone back to the 36° stock blade because with the true tangential head, I found I the steep blade isn't needed anymore to nail the tight areas

[@johnleontakianakos5352]

@@leestuart38 For my workflow, I need the speed. 45 degree can handle the speed and gives me the best results. Took a while to find the best blade that would last the longest.

[@bannerandgraphicsuk689]

Hi just doing our home work on this cutter "Summa S2 T140" how are you finding it now ? what is the accuracy like on the circles when contour cutting or flex cutting ? do you have the keep the volumes low (small sheets runs ) when doing contour cutting to keep the accuracy or dose it not matter.. now you have this cutter ? we are based in the uk thanks in advance , keep up the great work

[@leestuart38]

This machine is amazing, always dead accurate and has run flawlessly. Still not a fan of the software at all but it works. It'll run huge sheets no problem, I've cut 10ft+ decals on this thing and long sheets of flex cut. But I typically keep it to 3ft-4ft sheets when doing flex cut stickers just to make it easier to work with

[@kevinb.2249]

Sweet device, I have Summa T160 dude, been a workhorse for me

[@LVXMagick]

There's always a steep learning curve with these things. And that doesn't even include learning software properly. But it's always worth it once you get it. I don't have one this nice though. Best wishes in your business Brother!🙏

[@MinnieVanili3159]

How did you learn how to design, any tips would be greatly appreciated. I also have a Roland 540 Vg2, and the training I got on the machine from the one vendor we have here in Hawaii absolutely SUCKED 2. They didn’t even install the whole Versaworks software on my PC during set up, I got tired of dealing with their bs and opened a Roland help ticket, the tech took over my PC and found that like a minute into the ph call!Unbelievable. I really enjoy all of your videos, thanks for sharing!1

[@chrismonty69]

Welcome back to KZbin bud. Great to see the new machine. Would be awesome if you could do a quick update of the company. Everything from the office, through the screen printing and future plans for the shop. We have being screen printing up a storm thanks to you inspiration and details you have shared. You sir are a Legend. Thanks from Syndicate Clothing x

[@Elizondo_art]

Is this a print then cut? or just cut? Can we get a link to the machine?

[@joshuapopovich5375]

Hey - any news on status of software update? Thanks!

[@alij5424]

The Software is fine. It's is very simple, it is just designed to Cut or Pen Plot on vinyl or a roll of butcher wrap.

[@gavrabogdan6907]

Hello. Nice machine. Did you try print&cutt all the way thru the backing, but laminated with ultracurve 1500 (380 microns) from substance?

[@leestuart38]

It has no problem cutting ultracurve. You just need a 60° blade

[@celsosaitto7890]

Nice plotter, witch Angle Blade and Speed do you use?

[@vegas1055]

I just bought a refurbishes Roland SP300V and want to pair the new Summa series one D75 with it. Will this work together? Do you just input the print file into the Summa software? Thank you for the help. Great videos by the way Lee!

[@garycrowley5532]

I thought about getting a Roland cutter too but a friend told me about a Summa D75 and I have never looked back!

[@leestuart38]

I'm so glad I went with this one, it's an absolute beast

[@jesusmolina3031]

What's the problem of laminating right after printing?

[@Paios]

How does the Summa line up for the P&C alignment? Like versaworks uses the black circles and squares, does this one require you to put something in your art or does it integrate with versaworks?

[@leestuart38]

You have to pre set up the job with the marks before going to versaworks

[@catchthetruck6173]

thi is is dope bro im having same issues now with my roland I will be grabbing a cutter soon and hopefully catch up to getting some quality die cut nice videos bro!

[@leestuart38]

Definitely a worth while upgrade. Thanks man

[@edgarrivera532]

@lee Stuart Summa vinyl cutter are amazing worked with a few of them in the past, great pick Lee

[@maritzak214]

GROWTH! love it. thanks for sharing and inspiring.

[@jameswei7003]

Congratulation with your Summa. With the crazy weather last year and putting your Roland in the garage, did you come across low/high temperature error?

[@leestuart38]

Nah my garage is fully temp controlled with a furnace and a/c, so no problems here. Thanks!

[@Stogsdill8]

I just accepted job offer working as a Print Production Specialist I have no experience so just learning from your videos by getting an idea of what I might be doing. The description said I'll be working with Kongsberg tables, Summa Cutters, High Accuracy plotters. They said they will train me. I'm a little intimidated but very interested learning printing machines and Cutters. Do you or have ever used the machines I mention?

[@MoRiTa1265]

what is the best pressure to cut HTV?

[@simonthompson9724]

summa should be paying you for advertising im currently looking at possibly buying one of these unit and damn it looks good

[@leestuart38]

Don't do it. I need to make a follow up video still but summa let me down big time. The machine is great until it breaks, then it's a nightmare trying to get any support from that company. I have 2 of them both collecting dusts right now. I bought a graphtec fc9000 and never looked back

[@studiovulcan4411]

Hands down a bloody good channel. Bell notif checked for sure!

[@leestuart38]

Thanks a lot!🤘🏻

[@MrJamster1989]

The rippling effect you spoke about was just due to not outgassing I think mate. The solvent will have made the vinyl almost gum like. Great set up. Looking at buying the t160

[@leestuart38]

That was a speed thing, but I was going waaaay too fast. I was perf cutting those small curves at 1000mm/s just to see if it could, when in reality it should be at like 400mm/s. As soon as I backed it off it was golden

[@khebrarahamza7463]

So cool man 👌👌 amazing to watch your videos and learn from you .. peace from Algeria 🇩🇿 ♥️

[@SF.David.Lindauer]

Amazing review and machine! How did you get it to stop cutting into the sticker artwork in the corners? We are currently having that same issue when using flex cut.

[@leestuart38]

Turn off overcut in the advanced cutting menu, set it to 0.00 👍🏻

[@stickerfactory5516]

where do you buy the summa plotter?

[@bactran9724]

How does the registration and alignment work on that...?

[@leestuart38]

It has a optical sensor that reads the reg marks

[@sergiobrito3535]

Does the machine a perfect cut on substance x1 with overlaminate ultracurve 1500?

[@leestuart38]

Sure does!👍🏻

[@persebra]

I have never heard snow described as "frozen white bullshit"! haha haha LOL!

[@collegiatepresswideformat5731]

Great video! I've had mine at work for almost 2 years and never have tried the perf cut after seeing this I need to give it a try. Any good instructions on setting it up or tips? I'll be checking out the rest of your stuff!

[@leestuart38]

Summa has a really good video on here on how to set it up, just search summa flexcut and it should come up. They don't cover the speed in there though so I'd recommend 200-400 mm/s depending on the design and how intricate the cut is

[@collegiatepresswideformat5731]

@@leestuart38 THX I'll take a look, but my sublimation just showed up today so might be a day or so

[@StephenNOTable]

What do you think of the Roland CMM1 GS 24?

[@berlini985]

Any update on this machine did you create a post review?

[@leestuart38]

I haven't yet but I plan on it

[@berlini985]

Thanks Lee so far how do you feel about it. If I understand well when it comes to the stickers you print on the Roland then use this machine to cut the stickers out ? I’ve been looking for videos on the summa and you the only one to have it. And you the first I ever seen it from.

[@leestuart38]

That's exactly what I use it for. It cuts about 20,000 stickers a month for me and it's been doing a great job.

[@berlini985]

@@leestuart38 do you laminate your vinyl stickers ? I also have a question I’m new to screen printing. I was looking to get anatol thunder and it’s a 6 color press. Which screen printing machine would you recommend. I’m open to higher color press but I was wondering if I was to do more than 6 colors how would I do that with a 6 color press

[@KtuluLeaderRise]

Just got mine in today, did you want any videos on how to instal it ?

[@michellemartincreative]

Did you have to reno your electrical at all for your shop/home shop? If so can you do a video about that and like, power planning and stuff? Cheers on the new cutter!

[@leestuart38]

The vast majority of this stuff just runs off of standard 110v outlets. The only thing I needed to add bigger power for was my conveyor dryer

[@toddswain1604]

Awesome! Lee what is your go to vinyl and lam for the die cut decals? I am just getting started and printing on my sample rolls I got with the machine. I do see you have Substance and I have that for my graphics kits I want to do. Thanks for any help! It is greatly appreciated!

[@toddswain1604]

I got the ripple affect too when I was using a 60deg blade on thinner material, switched back to the stock 45 and brought the blade out a hair and it cuts perfect now!

[@leestuart38]

I've cut over 8000 stickers on this in the past week since it showed up and I've actually gone back to the 36° blade, having that tangential head means I don't need a steep blade anymore to keep things clean. It's crazy. And slowing it down to a proper speed helped a ton, I was perf cutting at 800mm/s when it should be like 200-300. I use substance for a lot of stuff, but for sticker laminate I use arlon mostly. It's the best I've found so far

[@toddswain1604]

@@leestuart38 Thank you so much! I was just looking at the Arlon DPF510 vinyl and the 3510 lam. Is this what you are using? If not can you let me know what you are using. Looking to order some. Thanks for the help!

[@windstudio9932]

ordering this bad boy next week. Did you add on the motorized take up reel? Or you just use the basket?

[@leestuart38]

I just use the basket, anything coming off of there is getting weeded anyways so I don't see the use for a reel, just set it to cut off at the end of each job

[@JohnCarey]

Bad ass as always never enough Lee Stuart video's in life.

[@leestuart38]

👊🏻👊🏻

[@davidsamuels6734]

Yeah, I bought a SUMMA d75 about 13 years ago, and I OFTEN refer to it as the Best $3,000 I've ever spent!

[@crazyfpv7866]

You need the software "sign cut" used it here in sweden for over 20 years

[@GaryTaylorvw]

Have you tried onyx thrive rip for your summa ?

[@leestuart38]

Not yet

[@GaryTaylorvw]

I’ve messaged you via your website, keep up the good work, very inspiring Travi

[@kapettokl7021]

what did u say was on ur hat? caeser brick?

[@leestuart38]

Siser brick

[@Highigan]

Killin' it man! Goin next lvl on this shit!

[@nick5965]

Where’d you get the table??

[@leestuart38]

Built it

[@marclarden]

Hey buddy I've just come across your videos on motorbike decals but seen your doing something else now. Is there no money in motorbike decals? Thanks.

[@alexc7148]

I bought a S2 75T because of you ;) Thank you ! A question about the software, a come from a Graphtec CE7000, I've used CuttingMaster4 where I could do some basic operations like mirror, rotate, duplicate, centering and see how many copies I could fit. If I may ask, what would be the workflow with the Summa software, WinPlot or other ?