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Hello Veronica. Thanks for watching. Yes, you will have to increase the force when cutting through laminated vinyl, as opposed to vinyl alone. I suggest you run cutting tests on the blank space at the beginning of your prints.

Hello and thanks for watching. Are you experiencing issues with only red?

@@j.rabbitcrafts hello. Well, I wish I can have an email to send you to see .. there are white lines when the printer drop them prints when adding a new roll in the printer. Monstly Magenta is with white lines. The other ones looks ok.

@@trustgaming_shorts You can find my email in my home page. I'll try to help you out as much as I can. Thank you.

@@j.rabbitcrafts mail sent.

I don't. Wouldn't hurt to try it out. If it does work, let me know. It will be helpful for other viewers with the BN-20A. Thanks.

@@j.rabbitcrafts will do. Once I have everything set up I will test everything out

Thank you. I'm glad they help. Are you referring to ICC profiles?

@@j.rabbitcrafts yes please

Have you tried selecting the graphics and cut line, and then aligning them vertically and horizontally?

@@SheWhoRemainz You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.

Yes, that will work if you are not adding an offset or outline to the design in Flexi. If I want a white outline/border on my design, I usually just add it in Flexidesigner.

Yes. Once you apply the contour cut and perf cut to your design, you will open up your file in VersaWorks and under "cut conditions" you will be able to adjust the contour settings and perf settings separately.

Jrabbit, got it thar makes sense. What I am not sure about is ...say you have a conture cut then you have a perf cut on top of that, do you pause the machine after it does conture cut to then physically adjust your blade a little deeper in the blade holder?

@@tonycalvetti2633 No need to pause the machine. The force value determines the depth of the cut. Just make sure you set up your blade in the holder correctly.

@@rosenar2559 You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.

@@francinemarquez7084 Can you describe the "dragging on the vinyl"?

@@T_Nice Thank you so much. I appreciate you watching. Glad you found it helpful.

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Thank you. I’m glad you found them helpful.

Can you do a video with making full color t-shirts prints …. ?

That is definitely faster.

Yes. It can be an eps file also.

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I keep my jobs to about 5 feet. They are easier to work with since I don't have much space in my work area.

Glad it was helpful!

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Hello and thank you. I’m glad they have been helpful. I certainly can make a video on that matter. I appreciate you watching.

If you are referring to an office printer 🖨️ :Try printing at the highest quality setting your printer has. You may also have an option to adjust the print density.

@@j.rabbitcrafts I have a converted ET-4850 to eco-solvent ink.

@@jasongreen809 Eco-solvent inks have different chemical formulations than standard inks ( pigment and dye). This can affect how the ink interacts with the paper. Eco-solvent ink requires media specifically designed to take that ink. Copy paper is not designed for eco-solvent inks.

Yes! Thank you for the compliment. I do have the BN2-20A. So when designing holographic stickers, if you want them to really pop, you have to go in understanding that whatever is white in your design will be the holographic vinyl. So you want to strategically use white. You don’t want to have too much of it either because then it’s just too bright and the design gets lost in the shininess.

Pricing is a complex subject. It really comes down to how much profit you want to make. Sometimes you have to sacrifice that margin in order to stay competitive or draw in a new and potentially long time customer. You most definitely don't want to lose money on a job.

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Absolutely. I’m actually going to make a video on that topic. I saw a post somewhere and they asked “Do you always have to laminate?” So I’ll be covering that. I appreciate all the questions and feedback.

@@j.rabbitcrafts Will look for that video. Thanks :

Yes, the contour cut should be applied last. I just wanted to point out that it needs to be accounted for when sizing your final design. It just takes a simple subtraction calculation to figure out the design size and outline/contour cut line width so that your final target dimension is achieved. Thank you for watching.

What software or application are you using for your designs?

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That’s great. I’m glad you find them helpful. I appreciate you watching.

@@j.rabbitcrafts do yu ever go live one TikTok ? I would like to watch yu do from beginning to end.

@@AdrianaGonzalez-ve7ni I don’t. By “from beginning to end”, do you mean from design to finished product?

@@j.rabbitcrafts yes I’m have trouble with printing multiple stickers it gets like half way then it stops 😩😩idk how to do big orders

@@AdrianaGonzalez-ve7ni Half way through printing, or while cutting?

Yes. I am ordering some better recording equipment to capture the shot better. I have a few videos on hold because I am unable to get the right view. Thank you for the suggestion.

These days, you gotta find ways to save money but still deliver quality. You aren't sacrificing quality this way, just maximizing your print area. Appreciate you watching.

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Thank you. I have the CMYK version. Just a heads up, your Flexi activation code is in the small plastic bag that is taped to the large plastic cover your machine comes in. Many people have asked “Where’s my activation code?”

@@j.rabbitcrafts thanks, I should have the machine delivered, installed and I should be trained by the dealer technician so I hope they know ;). Are you happy with the machine so far? I have also ordered Graphtec FC9000-100 so I do not have to use the BN for cutting and it could just print most of the time.

@@MartinDoubek_ArnieX That’s good. The set up can be quite challenging. I’m super satisfied with my BN2-20A. It’s a great machine.

Thanks.

I haven’t tested how close you can space them before it causes a problem. I set the spacing to 10mm, which is pretty close. If you’re cutting out nice shapes like circles or squares, then that should be fine. Just make sure you have your perf cut settings correct for material(s).

@@j.rabbitcrafts do you have a video on your perf cut settings?

@@alexherman1987 Not yet. I can have one out in a couple days. It’s been on my list.

You’re welcome. I remember the first time it happened to me. Going back and hand cutting them was not fun and took me an extra hour. Luckily it was some 4”x5” labels.

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I actually have and will make a video on it. Maybe tonight.

@@j.rabbitcrafts that would be awesome. Thank you very much.

Waiting for the video​@@j.rabbitcrafts

@@trustgaming_shorts The video can be found here ua-cam.com/video/L5FGPP5rhBs/v-deo.htmlsi=pAj9UEFnb33jTPko

I know. That’s why I’m trying to put out videos to help people out. I appreciate you watching. Any other suggestions for videos are welcome.

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It's been great. I don't believe it has a max print length, but for width it's about 18.7 inches. Laminating super long sheets might be difficult if you don't have a really long table. You have to keep the prints dust-free or you'll get bubbles.

@@j.rabbitcrafts Thanks a lot!

I don’t have the DTF Roland BY-20 printer. Otherwise, I would.

Do you have the Roland BN2?

@@j.rabbitcrafts yes I have a Bn2-20a

@@AdrianaGonzalez-ve7ni Which feature are you not able to see?

@@j.rabbitcraftsmake transparent I don’t see it as an option

@@AdrianaGonzalez-ve7ni Did you change your Workspace? Go up top and click on “File” and then down to “Workspace”. Make sure it’s on “Default”.

I'm not sure. You might be able to get away with a 5w laser. I cut this twill at 50 mm/s at 100% power with a 10w laser. X-tool has a 5w laser for $399.

Thanks. I appreciate it. I’m going to show people that the Roland BN2s aren’t just for stickers that people put on their laptops and water bottles. Stay tuned.