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WIP: Vinyl cutter steps. Images coming soon.
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Note the license is tied singularly to the [HL0002] machine, and if we want it to run on a new machine it first needs to be deactivated on this machine!  
Note the license is tied singularly to the [HL0002] machine, and if we want it to run on a new machine it first needs to be deactivated on this machine!  


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Basic Use Guide:
 
1. Have [HL0002] up and running in Windows
2. Turn on Vinyl Cutter (left side, power rocker, ensure AC cable is plugged in), the cut head will move back and forth and fans will spin up.
3. Ensure Vinyl cutter is connected over USB (USB-B to USB-A) to the computer, there may be some hubs involved
4. Open Easy Cut Studio on the computer
5. New document, set size etc.
6. Import your svg or other vector. (Note you can also vectorize DIRECTLY IN THE SOFTWARE)
7. Scale and move the svg to match the print size desired. NOTE: Origin should be in the bottom left as the cutter is orientated,
8. Prepare the cutter, get your material, place it on the rear rollers.
9. Flip up the clips and place them over top of the rollers near the cutting surface
10. Feed the material evenly up to the clips. It does not need to be all the way to the right, the cutter senses the position of the material, feed at least past the whtie cut line
11. Click Cutter in the tool bar
- Ensure settings match here roughly and that the preview has the unused space of your cavas correctly to conserve vinyl.
- Vinyl pressure should be set for your material. A good pressure is generally 70, or at least over 60. You can do test cuts if you have a new material.
12. When cut is over turn off power
13. Cut off your piece and backing; again conserving as much vinyl as possible
14. Done! Now is the fun part of picking off all the garbage.
 
To Do:
- Registration marks for existing.
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