We made a box out of a sheet of 4 mil coro to catch decals. And 2 small tables from Lowe's to go on each end to hold up the boards. The tables are the perfect height.
Question: In SummaFlex pro you are able to define order of layers and every cut lines direction. THis chaotic cutting is one step from ripping away all job. Atleast my self 99% of the jobs define first to cut vertical, then horisontal lines...atleast for me i hadnt have any ruined work like that, but had some if it first cuts horisontally and after that vertically. So its been a year for this vid, did you need to/found out how to define cutting line layers so it doesnt do chaotic stuff like that? Thanks.
You can order the layers, but how it cuts is up to the computer. There is a button you can click and it will optimize the cuts, but I found it usually doesn't save much if any time so I don't worry about it.
This is what I wish I would have gotten. amzn.to/3E8fKuB I basically have the same thing but paid twice as much locally. My brother has this one and it's awesome and super quiet.
@@ttmsI did buy a summa flatbed cutter by watching your videos. However I have a problem connecting flexi to goproduce. I contact both companies and they claim in each other for the glitch. Is there anyway you can make a video showing how that process is done or would you mind helping me out if I get in touch with you? Thank you
Using it for stickers is one thing, but being able to cut banners, foamcore, paper, metal, wood, acrylic, magnets and so many other medias is what makes it worth it. It opens the door to so many different projects that you can't or just don't want to do by hand.
Editing this video was a pleasure 😊
You're a good friend.
That is so sweet!!!! Once my big shop is built, I’m sold!
Nice, let me know if you do get one.
We made a box out of a sheet of 4 mil coro to catch decals. And 2 small tables from Lowe's to go on each end to hold up the boards. The tables are the perfect height.
Huge saving if you can do this for all your customer!!!!! 🔥
If only!
Try using the grid tool in illustrator to create these cuts, the arrows keys let you add and remove lines vertically and horizontally
That’s awesome! Way better than leaving a gap and then having to punch them out individually.
Makes it so much easier to pick them up.
those edge to edge cuts are like
Dream
I just need to convince all my customers to make this choice.
That is beautiful. It's like cutting on a guillotine cutter almost. That should speed things up a bunch.
It's so nice for square and rectangle items. I just need to convince all my customers to do that instead of die cut. I'm not going to win though.
Could you share your settings for both tools? we tried but seems to pick up the vinyl when doing it. Thank you.
They're just the stock settings.
Will it cut form board and wood?
You've probably mentioned in a previous video but ballpark, what'd that summa cost all total?
Question: In SummaFlex pro you are able to define order of layers and every cut lines direction. THis chaotic cutting is one step from ripping away all job. Atleast my self 99% of the jobs define first to cut vertical, then horisontal lines...atleast for me i hadnt have any ruined work like that, but had some if it first cuts horisontally and after that vertically. So its been a year for this vid, did you need to/found out how to define cutting line layers so it doesnt do chaotic stuff like that? Thanks.
You can order the layers, but how it cuts is up to the computer. There is a button you can click and it will optimize the cuts, but I found it usually doesn't save much if any time so I don't worry about it.
Can you please tell me what compressor you use for the Summa?
This is what I wish I would have gotten. amzn.to/3E8fKuB I basically have the same thing but paid twice as much locally. My brother has this one and it's awesome and super quiet.
i got an a question, how make the pogs that come inside of the chips? y mean how make the circle or cut the plastic what kind of machine used
You could use a CNC machine or a co2 laser
As someone that has cut 1000,s of signs with a knife. I didn't see what you saw in that cutter but now I do
It's so nice to not have to do it by hand.
Can't ever flatbed cutter do that?
What setting are you using to remove the gap? is that possible in flexi?
Yes, I did it in flexi.
@@ttmsI did buy a summa flatbed cutter by watching your videos. However I have a problem connecting flexi to goproduce. I contact both companies and they claim in each other for the glitch. Is there anyway you can make a video showing how that process is done or would you mind helping me out if I get in touch with you? Thank you
@@Saeedooooo watch this video - th-cam.com/video/cgY9jrneFPw/w-d-xo.html
I’ve done this on a zund cutter and it works good. But sometimes it will lift an edge and ruin a run.
I've had that happen a few times too. Mine usually happens if the front edge isn't down enough. Centers are usually fine.
@@ttms for coroplast and foam core it works great. Saves a lot of time
Nice.
I'm sure you'll have one soon. 🤣
Went to get your course, discount code is already expired 6 hours after video came out. Definitely a bummer
Thanks for letting me know. Looks like I set the wrong month. It should work now.
@@ttms It is working now, thank you. I look forward to watching your course
How much was the flatbed ?
Around $65,000
@@ttms dang I’m not there yet but soon, one more question can you show us how you make rolls of label like what machine you use etc
Holy smokes 55k for that cutter? To be honest i'd rather pluk them out one by one.
Using it for stickers is one thing, but being able to cut banners, foamcore, paper, metal, wood, acrylic, magnets and so many other medias is what makes it worth it. It opens the door to so many different projects that you can't or just don't want to do by hand.