*Roland BN-20 Print & Cut Machine. Cutting & Weeding Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2020
- This is a video that shows how to weed and put transfer tape on a vinyl made with a Roland BN-20 Print & Cut Vinyl Cutter. There are two other videos that show how to prepare the image for printing and how to send the design file to the printer for printing. Make sure to watch the 3 design videos too.
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Thanks for the close up!! That's exactly what I was looking for :D
Love that you did stickers! Thank you! You will get tons of views!
Thank you so much! Greetings from Chile 🙂
You are welcome!
Please do more on heat transfer for shirt, I’m thinking of buying one of this.. thanks
Cool stuff
Cool phone holder 😂.
Thank you for sharing!
Great video! So, is there any drying time for the ink once finished printing before applying transfer tape? Also, my shop is very small and I was wondering does the ink have a strong odor? I’ve been really thinking hard about getting one on these.
Do you know if there are any classes to learn how to use the versa works program?
can you please make a video on how to make it cut through the design pleaseee
How do you get so many on the print layout without the big white gap in between prints?
Hello, how do I set it to cut? Mine just printed and that's it.
could you do photos for stickers and htv?
what band vinyl are you using
Was the step at the end just to protect the sticker or is that considered laminating
It is to allow for transferring the sticker from the backing to the item you are attaching it to.
@@fablabavhs3332 errr, since you're keeping the square backing on, one could just as easily peel and stick it without the transfer tape. total waste of time, effort, and money on your end.
How can you get it to print straight across it’s stacking my images so I’m wasting material
Make the image smaller. Take the % down until it switches or lower the number of copies depending on how it is set up
How much is the cost per sticker roughly? Full colour .
Thanks
The cost for the vinyl, transfer tape and ink is about $3.00 per linear foot. Our vinyl cutter takes 20" width vinyl.
@@fablabavhs3332 you're gonna make him do the math lol
From my 20 yrs using Roland printers. If you don't laminate your prints, they won't last outside, the edges will curl and that sticker will be trash. Also, laminating gives the sticker more thickness, durability, you can use gloss or matte fishish and you don't need to use transfer tape.
I'm not sure on this particular printer? In most Roland's you can change the settings so it prints going both ways, makes printing much faster.
not possible with this particular model unfortunately.
Just run it through the laminator and then through your cutter. Not sure if you can put the print back in the Roland and cut it. The machine does have an option just to cut.
@@warehouse13-motorsports Print only with crop marks then laminate and then re enter printer to cut only using crop marks.
I just bought a roland sp540v print and cut, but im getting messed at the cutting. The offset its at 250mm for 45 deegre blade and i still get a lot of trouble wihle cutting, i mean it goes over the sticker. Can you give me a little help on the cutting settings
So, Why not just cut the vinyl AND the backing at the same time ? You wouldn't need transfer tape !! Just peel and stick.
Comically slow printer but at least you can leave it going
Do y think that printer allow to perform making order for customers in reasonable amount and time? When I watch haw long it takes to print out and cut only one short sheet of vinyl, I am just boring. I think that printer good as hobby not for starting and providing even small business with such guy. Tremendously Slow!!!!
No need to do the transfer tape, honestly.
You really should do research before trying to give tutorials. not to be rude, but your setting up some bad habits or methods here for new people.