Controlling your blade depth will save time, material, and potential frustration. Test cuts are a great way to reduce waste. We always recommend following the force and speed settings within the manufacturer’s specification for the heat transfer vinyl. Keeping the blade depth consistent is important to protect your blade and ensure complete cuts. The blade should never extend more than the width of a credit card below the blade holder. This isn’t exactly incorrect however, what’s most important is to make sure you have the blade depth set to a specific standard. In the video below, learn more about the cutter protection strip and keeping your blade holder clean.Īre you cutting through the vinyl carrier even with proper force? Do you see faint or missing cut lines completely? The logical solution seems to be to extend the blade out for a deeper cut and withdraw the blade for shallow cuts. Simple maintenance will cause less material waste and prolong the life of your blades and vinyl cutter. Cutting strips are inexpensive to replace. Sharp cuts and crisp cut lines are crucial to easy weeding and quality heat application. The strip protects the blade and allows for a smooth pivot when cutting. Do you feel any gashes, gaps, or divots anywhere on the strip? If so, it’s time for a replacement! Run your finger along the strip, located across the length of the machine where the blade cuts.
Have you noticed any errors in your cutting lines? Does it seem like the blade is skipping along your HTV leaving your cut lines looking perforated? Do you remember the last time you replaced your cutter protection strip? Many people don’t realize the importance of such an inexpensive replacement part. Recognize when it’s time for some upkeep on your cutter with these 3 common vinyl cutter troubleshooting tips below. Don’t overlook your vinyl cutting equipment! There are many common maintenance tips to keep your vinyl cutter running efficiently all year. Spring is a time for deep cleaning and getting organized.
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