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Built-in Roll Feeder with the Silhouette Cameo® 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2019
- The built-in roll feeder in the Silhouette Cameo 4 makes cutting right from the roll easier than ever! Watch the video to see how it works and learn more about it on Silhouette 101.
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OLA, PRECISO DE COMO USAR O Roll Feeder NA CAMEO PRO 4 PLUS
This does not show how to adjust the setting in the send bar for different materials on tool2 which seems to be the most challenging thing of all in the new cameo 4
and what about the setting cutting area in silhouette studio? still 30x30cm??
How to fix roll feeder?
my roll feeder keeps getting pulled in while cutting causing my vinyl to shift out of place. how to fix this issue?
Same here, can't seem to find a solution that doesn't involve a table clamp.
Me too. The vinyl creases too. Wasting a lot of vinyl.
No mat needed? Doesnt that cause wear on the machine?
This is a roll of adhesive vinyl, which has its own backing layer that the vinyl gets peeled off from.
my plus will do a test cut but won't cut the design.
Yet the video shows the vinyl being cut is on a mat and not from the roll feeder.
Sure does! WTF, @CreatewithSilhouette?
The roll feeder on the Cameo 4 is a joke. Even in this video, if you watch closely, the zoomed in shots are vinyl on a mat, not a roll feeder. They should have at least added the feet to the bottom of the machine so we could use the old roll feeder instead of this flimsy piece of garbage.
looks very unstable and too light weight.
It absolutely is. You can see when the machine starts to pull on the roll, the roll feeder starts to slide into the machine and they cut the video to something else. It's worthless so far. It "locks" into place, but as soon as there is any tension the whole thing pulls right up into the machine. And the old roll feeder can still kinda work, but the feet aren't in the same place for it to attach. You just have to butt them up against each other and hope they don't move.
@@ricquelsaylor If you look at 0:19 seconds it switches to a mat under it lol!
Had the same issue... so I just made myself some 2 3/4" braces from some spare trim board and now it all stays put without any drastic movement like before. Put them next to the first sliding bit bracing the roller tray in its open position. :D
@@miguelortiz692 love to see a picture of this. Thx in advance