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They are developing the Leonardo Design Studio software fully before spending time and energy on an app on mobile devices.

EasyColor DTV, got it! Thank you

@@LadyWhiteOwl did you build the contours on the print and cut elements?

@@SwiftCreekCustoms oh no, I welded but never built the contours, will have to try that out, thank you!

@@vanessamartin6478 that means your blade is out too far typically. All sticker paper is going to vary and test cuts are the only way to know. Measure the blade depth next to the material and it only needs to be extended out far enough to get through the layer(s) you are cutting.

Siser machines are no mat specific. As long as you are using a cutting machine mat that's designed for cutting machines and not something else.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank you! My cricut mats are not a waste now. ☺

@@LadyWhiteOwl you are welcome!

@@mariatalavera8850 because that is how the machines are designed. It's designed like a more professional style cutter where the user is in charge of more. The more you do it, the better you get, and it becomes second nature. You are in charge. Materials vary world wide and that also means cut settings vary too.

@@AngelAlexisfam laminate on top of another material seems the most difficult material for users to find the right cut settings for. All materials vary and the only way to find what works for each is to test cut, test cut, test cut..... Especially when you are cutting through multiple layers. Test cuts and multiple passes. Make sure you are on the most current version of the software to easily perform multiple passes.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms how do I know if I have the right version

@@AngelAlexisfam under Help > About it will tell you the version number. V1.1.24 is current version account.siser.com/leonardo-design-studio

@@LadyWhiteOwl it is a Siser Etching tool. Links in the video description.

@@34JOSH212 you are welcome!

Thank you!

How thick of chipboard have you cut? Theoretically the Siser Romeo can cut 1mm (38pt) chip, but I have not found that to be the case. At least with a single pass. I'm considering cutting from both sides (a mirror image of the cut) to see if I can cut something thicker. Have you tried that?

I measure the blade depth next to the material and set it up that way - ua-cam.com/video/gpRRQOlXc3A/v-deo.htmlsi=1-POycPcHWx_5-o0 I was using the 45 degree blade.

@@aubreypullman8847 I would suggest multiple passes for thicker materials. The blade will just get stuck if you try to do it all at once. I have not tried cutting from both sides as you would need to find a way to line it up exactly perfect to do so. I do not know the specific thickness as it was a chipboard from a cardstock product packaging that I save and it will vary. It was thicker than I've been successful with the Silhouette machines, but it did require several passes.

Make sure to check out this information - I have some really in-depth videos on the Cameo Pro as I was one of the original testers before it was ever released.... so I have a lot of hours into that machine - silhouette-secrets.com/cameo-pro/

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@@julienguyen8437 is the printer printing the correct size and not resizing the print in any way? Scaling up or down? That would change where the machine thinks the marks are printed. There are only certain size mat designations. That is not unusual.

@@julienguyen8437 ua-cam.com/video/D2W5bAmGhxM/v-deo.htmlsi=63J1jw_cLnXAILNC

@@SwiftCreekCustoms thank you. I will watch your video first and test out again . The paper is the correct sizing. I will see if it needs recalibration again , and change the position where the blade is.. I have a feeling that might be due to the mat being bent and not staying flat enough..

@@julienguyen8437 ok - so yes - the mat needs to be flat. I would get a new one. If it arrived that way, contact Siser. The comment above was in reference to the actual printed images on the paper, not the paper size itself. The printer can scale the design it prints.

@@julienguyen8437 if you open it as a background, you would need to draw the rectangle/square you want it to cut. Background = opens image only. No cut lines & does not set it up as a print.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms that makes a lot more sense now! Thank you 😊

@@julienguyen8437 you are welcome!

@@kimneos3046 I'm sorry, I don't understand. At 16:38 in the video, my cut is just starting. What is tearing the vinyl? The rollers? The blade tip? Rollers loosened = levers are all flipped down in the back and all are secured over the black textured area of the bottom roller bar?

@@SwiftCreekCustoms I think I may have figured it out…there was a sharp piece sticking out on that black plastic piece where the cutting tool goes in…I shaved it down and didn’t have the issue but it was a small cut..I’m going to try a much bigger one today so 🤞🏻🤞🏻thank you for responding!!

@@skyhskyh you can set it up either way since you are in charge of the settings. The software has also had some changes since the beginning with dot colors..... But the user is in charge of it all and as long as you know what you've set up for each color, that's the biggest part.

For a print and cut project? The machine will read it as the project was set up. It can print and cut matless, you'd have to test from a roll versus cutting the sheet off, however, it may work great. I would recommend watching this video where I show what happens when cutting a sheet matless.... ua-cam.com/video/lqZ3GlJoMxQ/v-deo.htmlsi=5CCLBYoHcXUvG-ee A roll might work, but would need to be set up for the exact size you are printing. You would just load the roll and position the housing like a normal cut, but the roll would help it stay in the machine and not fall out.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms Thank you. I will watch your video and think about it :D

@@richardroebuck1915 yes! A Popsicle/craft stick works great too!

I am a Windows user and Shift + the up and down arrow keys moves a selected design in a smaller increment up or down for me. However, I do know that some shortcuts do not work the same on a MAC.

@@BrainDeath89 that all depends on what you are using the stickers for. Some do, some don't.

Siser Juliet or Romeo.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms Romeo incoming, Thank you.

@@one6xiii1 you are welcome! Keep in mind that all videos for Juliet will work for Romeo too! The biggest difference between the 2 is the size.

@@kariforrest9960 you would sign up for the monthly subscription and use it all month. There is a monthly or yearly option.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms Perfect. Thank you!

@Buendia323 yes. Here is how I would do it. Create an offset of the sticker that you would want cut. Copy and paste the offset to a new design mat. Save both files and then copy and paste the offset to be cut as many times as you want on the new file.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms can this be done even if it doesn’t have any margins ? I just want the card stocks to be cut the same shape as the stickers to just be able to glue the stickers on the card stock .. so I’m not actually printing on the card stocks I just want to cut

@Buendia323 yes. You just need to create the cut line you want.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms do you have video showing how can I create a cut line ? So sorry 😩😩

@@midnightmia you are welcome!

@@midnightmia this might help ua-cam.com/video/c_W3Qbt_ceY/v-deo.htmlsi=n1hnYu8nL08i1Lnd

@@SwiftCreekCustoms I watched it and it helped a lot. I understand it now. Thank you for the clear explanation! 😀

@@midnightmia you are welcome!

@RobertoRosa-fo3it ungrouping is the same in all versions. Right click and ungroup. If the ungroup is not an option, then you may need to right-click and break path. It ultimately depends on the design and how it was created.

@@notcalbabe yes you could, but you'll need to test cut, test cut, test cut to get the right cut settings for your materials.

Yes, you could. I just did not in this video... ua-cam.com/video/8RZOesaKq_c/v-deo.htmlsi=oRumiLeP5CO1DwxU

@@midnightmia yes, as long as you are using the exact file that was printed. A printing company may not be able to open the LDS file, so you'd have to print to PDF and then have them print that. The printed page would have to match the file EXACTLY and not be scaled in any way. I would test that or invest in a printer for ease of access.

I used this design - Ying and Yang design - bit.ly/3xdPafI affil For cut settings, I recommend test cut, test cut, test cut!!! ua-cam.com/video/OZj7n7ggrMg/v-deo.htmlsi=eVQU4S92QcvFg_Pw Typically, I use a force of 9-11 for Oracal 651, but it depends on who well used my blade is. I always test cut before I send any job, especially a big one. Not all designs cut well at a high speed. Most times I'll use a 10, but if it's intricate, I may drop that down to an 8.

Yes it is! She loved it and I guess that's all that matters. lol

Are you using the LDS version of v1.1.22 or higher? account.siser.com/leonardo-design-studio 1.1.22 is a Beta version and has the Line Fills in the bottom toolbar. It also has additional cut settings and tool options on the Send tab.

@@SwiftCreekCustoms Your're right. With the beta version all is ok now :) Thx

@@pascalnimendil1721 you are welcome!

Yay! Welcome to the Siser family! You are welcome! I am so glad that they help!

Make sure that the printed page is not being scaled up or down in any way. If it is then the machine thinks the marks are in a different location than they are... usually you can see this on the actual page when compared to in the software - however, sometimes you'll need to measure it.... ua-cam.com/video/D2W5bAmGhxM/v-deo.htmlsi=YTaCLv4XAKnfRKzL That behavior is what we see when the print out is smaller than it should be.

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No. Control Z is the only undo and that will only work in the software.

​@@SwiftCreekCustoms So Object Snaps, in this case Geometric Center would do (eg. like in AutoCAD) is not available. Thanks for your reply.

@EVO_Engineering you can use the align tools in the bottom toolbar bar or under the menus to align designs to each other or the edges of the mat. There is also a position that you can tell it exactly where to go in the bottom of the Properties panel. I show that in this video tour I'll link below.

@@EVO_Engineering ua-cam.com/video/sMDbxpflXm4/v-deo.htmlsi=kYipMn2h7kyqbmdq

Sounds like you need to start with the basic setup. ua-cam.com/video/_MJJFyBFO_U/v-deo.htmlsi=mPqUrvQjNfPwI3LD

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