Troubleshooting Vinyl Feeding Issues to Save Your Material

A quick tutorial to help you better understand how the Graphtec CE6000-60 feeds material. This will help you troubleshoot any feeding issues where the vinyl may feed improperly. This will ultimately save you a ton of material in the long run.
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[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video tip Matt thanks

[@RS-vd2nr]

What is causing my graptec 6000-40 to cut far left when ive set the cutting to be centered?

[@TheRhinestoneWorld]

I'm not 100% sure as we don't service these machines. You might check for dust or debris anywhere jamming things up first, then try out the graphtecs video on cutting conditions to be sure a setting isn't out of place:
th-cam.com/video/Bt95RlzcGf8/w-d-xo.html
-TRW Crystal

[@keensoyigi7910]

MY GRAPHTEC CUTTING PLOTTER CE-6000-60 CAN NOT LOAD MEDIA

[@TheRhinestoneWorld]

Email us at [e-mail], maybe we can troubleshoot with you!
-TRW Crystal

[@eXpansiveconsciousness]

What about when HTV bunches up when cutting? Happens a lot with Easyweed.

[@scott8193]

@2:17 your material is actually slipping to the right lol. how did you not notice that?

[@TheRhinestoneWorld]

Thanks for the comment. We have just over 4 thousand other videos if you'd like to check them out. ;-)
-TRW Crystal

[@MobileSoundz]

It literally fed a half centimeter to the right within 3 feet!! User error on your part it seems.

[@TheRhinestoneWorld]

Did you catch where we said we'd loaded it "Pretty good"..not perfect but that's the whole point of this video. To show everyone that they should be running 3 feet or more of their material through as a test, by hitting the down button and the fast button at the same time. That way, you're not in the middle of a large cut and realize your material is misaligned and the cut is off. Thanks for watching! -TRW Pilar