And another friendly advice, get a kiss cut tool for paper cutting, DE is pretty much the worst one of them. HD is great for thicker paper and pretty much anything with wrinkles as blade is large and glides over - DE has the biggest chance to rip paper off vacuum and just damage
the trick to flattening out roll stock (at least on a Zund table) is the cycle the vacuum in between suck and blow to get the paper to flatten out without fighting the wrinkles. 99.9% of the time a single cycle will flatten out the wrinkles, once in a blue moon it'd take two -but it beats messing around with trying wipe out with your hands.
Have you tried Rapid Remover To get rid of residue. It's great stuff to get rid of adhesive residue. It's awesome and we use it all the time at our shop. 💪💪💪
If the paper bubbles up like that, and the set up is seemingly time consuming, and these aren't even edge to edge prints why not just use a smaller media, like 24" or 36" roll, and just have the printer cut it. Wouldn't it have just printed, cut, printed, cut, without all the extra work and set up?
Hello are you happy with Summa , We looking to buy that one or VeloBlade Nexus . Would you buy summa again? We have to cut canvas and posters most the time
Great Video as always. When I first saw this machine I wasn't 100% convinced but it's looking like it might be perfect for a shop like ours, what is the rough base price for one of these? Just a ball park figure. Thanks
It depends on the material. If I'm just cutting stickers it lasts forever. I have a job cutting squares in security film and it only lases a few rolls.
And another friendly advice, get a kiss cut tool for paper cutting, DE is pretty much the worst one of them. HD is great for thicker paper and pretty much anything with wrinkles as blade is large and glides over - DE has the biggest chance to rip paper off vacuum and just damage
Im so proud if you bro! Been watching you for a while, on live streams too. Its been great to see you grow.
the trick to flattening out roll stock (at least on a Zund table) is the cycle the vacuum in between suck and blow to get the paper to flatten out without fighting the wrinkles. 99.9% of the time a single cycle will flatten out the wrinkles, once in a blue moon it'd take two -but it beats messing around with trying wipe out with your hands.
I'll give that a try, thank you!
Good video thank you very much. Hey your bonus with the new big shop you’re going to get a lot of cardio walking that place. Lol
Very true. I can use it.
pretty cool machine!
I love it! It's probably my favorite purchase after the Latex.
now that i have mine let me say for you to try the contour cut in summa's software , it's way faster for you to print and cut
Have you tried Rapid Remover To get rid of residue. It's great stuff to get rid of adhesive residue. It's awesome and we use it all the time at our shop. 💪💪💪
Not for a long time.
If the paper bubbles up like that, and the set up is seemingly time consuming, and these aren't even edge to edge prints why not just use a smaller media, like 24" or 36" roll, and just have the printer cut it. Wouldn't it have just printed, cut, printed, cut, without all the extra work and set up?
Hello are you happy with Summa , We looking to buy that one or VeloBlade Nexus . Would you buy summa again? We have to cut canvas and posters most the time
I don't know what I'd do without the summa. It's a great tool for the shop.
Amazing 🤩 I need one ☝️
You'll need a bigger shop
love the intro
Thanks
How much is this?
Great Video as always. When I first saw this machine I wasn't 100% convinced but it's looking like it might be perfect for a shop like ours, what is the rough base price for one of these? Just a ball park figure. Thanks
I like it because it can do so many different things. Garrett can get you a firm price based on the tools you want, but you're looking around $65000
How much does the machine Cost? "approximate" I need one
Depends on the attachments and size you want. This one was $60,000 ish
hi there, t, how long does your double blade last?.... we use High frecuency cut for that kind of cuts, by the way love youy vids!
It depends on the material. If I'm just cutting stickers it lasts forever. I have a job cutting squares in security film and it only lases a few rolls.
What media did you use to print these posters?
Semi-matte poster paper.
Are u in Instagram
Yes, @ttmakesomething
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