Plotter depot plotter blade setup for the workhorse plotters and other similar brands.
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- I personally use the workhorse 2 plotter. This is the way I set up blades and blade holder for my plotters. I’ve used the Titan 2, workhorse, workhorse eco as well as the workhorse 2. Blade set up is the same.
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Kev, I don't use a plotter but I watched this whole video. I'm still a hand cutter but I definitely learned. Thanks brother.
Thanks so much. Seems this is the biggest problem for most to get set up. I’m hopping to help people out. Much appreciated
hello first of all thanks for the explanation in such a detail however I can't just get it right sometimes blade cuts all the way thru the liner or film just don't come out clean I get areas where if I pull tint will tear some others all the way any pointers on this matter please. also you mention in some other vid. that you use Teflon tape on top of the cutting strip can you share the description of the product.
best regards.
Hey Saul. Sorry for the delayed reply. Hard to keep up sometimes. Did you get this sorted out? If you need more help, feel free to comment here or email my biz email. service at onpointprostyles dot com
You are the best at helping out, thanks again. Just saw matt's video about the plotter being on the edge for 24" rolls like the 36" roll. Does the Workhorse 2 handle those rolls better? If possible can I come over to take a look at the workhorse sometime next week or so?
Hey. Thanks. I believe my Workhorse 2 rollers are set up the same as the Workhorse Matt has. But I’ve always used 40” and 20”. I’ve order a 24” roll to try on it as well. But you’re more than welcome to come check my machine out anytime. Just let me know when.
Hello Kev where can you get that blade holder from
PlotterDepot.com should be able to get you extras.
Hi. I am looking to buy the workhorse plotter for my fiance. Would the 28" be good enough to put standard rolls of tint on for vehicles? Or would he need the 53" one? Im trying to surprise him so I am quite confused lol.
No worries. Awesome surprise!! So the 28" will work great if only looking to cut on 24" rolls. Which will do all side windows and most SUV and Pick up truck back windows. If wanting to be able to cut out rear windshields on cars, you'll definitely want the 53". Most people do want the ability to cut out car back windows so I personally would recommend the 53". But the 28" is a good starter option if he wouldn't mind having to hand cut larger windows. Let me know if you have more questions.
On your other video for tint depot when you said you are trying gorilla tape on your plotter did you put it across the entire length of your cut strip or what did you mean?
Yes. On top of the original cut strip from one end to the other.
How do you like the tape over the strip so far notice any improvements or anything?
@@isaiahwillis5082 Not sure yet honestly. Cleaner cuts but sort of spotty. Gonna keep messing with it and see how it goes.
I feel like I’m real close to dialing in my blade but for some reason it cuts through on one end more than the other but only in some areas it’s weird bc it doesn’t cut through on my “test” cuts only when I cut the quarter glass. Any help would be appreciated thanks boss
I got your DM. We’ll go from there and get you going.
Does the workhorse come with those led lights ?
Would be cool. Right? But no. I added those. And that’s the workhorse 2. The top opens making it easy to add led lights.
Yeah definitely looks cool lol. Do you have a link?
@@clearvuwindowtint I bought the lighting from Amazon. I customized them with my personal wiring and soldering.
Whats a good speed
I recommend 252mm speed in general. I run mine a bit faster cause I've had it a while and have tweaked it enough to be very reliable. That faster you run it, the more errors can occur.
Do i have have to move the motor before a cut or can i set origin
You'll need to set the motor/carriage where you want it to start cutting. It will start and stop there every time after.
@@onpointprostyles brother oh my good im trying to figure out how to work this thing can u call me 🙏🙏🙏
@@onpointprostyles everything time i turn of my machine my speed and force changes i had everything on point then when i shut it of it changed my force and speed
@@dover1966 The machine should start with the last settings used for the last cut. If you change them and don't actually send a pattern to the machine, it will default to the last cut setting before that.
@@onpointprostyles hmm ok let me try this
My speed and force changes when i turn of my machine
I know I’m way late on a reply. But for the record, if you change your force and or speed, hit the enter button to set it to memory if you want it to remember it when you turn the machine off and back on.
@@onpointprostyles returned this machine was cutting wobbly top edges
@@dover1966 Dang. I'm sorry. Wish I had seen this sooner. There is a fix for that as well. Sorry for the huge delay.