1- can i cut a multi color with this one or any another cutter? 2- what roll this one need for signs and how long it can hold? 3- what type 4 t-sh
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Yes u can cut any viny . I use ours for both signs and tees. Biggest thing I can tell u is if you are going to just do small signs and tees I would just do a 24 or smaller cutter. The 30 is big
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Hi, This is TZseller, thank you for your question, the cutter able to cut max up to 3.5" x 5"(L) . Thanks TZ
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If you're wondering if one cutter will do the job with both hands using the cutter and alternating between left and right, I really don't think you can do that and cut with accuracy. The way the blades are set to be flush against a ruler wouldn't work, without distorting the accuracy of the cut. I see two customers mention buying one of each. One left and another for right. Perhaps you might buy one and see what works for you? I too found the first blade dull, but changing is a fascinating, safe experience and I used the old blade to cut batting. I love this cutter! Used it to cut multiple layers for quilts at a time and multiple pants patterns, in different fabrics, also in layers. Hope this helps?? If you're wondering if one cutter will do the job with both hands using the cutter and alternating between left and right, I really don't think you can do that and cut with accuracy. The way the blades are set to be flush against a ruler wouldn't work, without distorting the accuracy of the cut. I see two customers mention buying one of each. One left and another for right. Perhaps you might buy one and see what works for you? I too found the first blade dull, but changing is a fascinating, safe experience and I used the old blade to cut batting. I love this cutter! Used it to cut multiple... » Read More If you're wondering if one cutter will do the job with both hands using the cutter and alternating between left and right, I really don't think you can do that and cut with accuracy. The way the blades are set to be flush against a ruler wouldn't work, without distorting the accuracy of the cut. I see two customers mention buying one of each. One left and another for right. Perhaps you might buy one and see what works for you? I too found the first blade dull, but changing is a fascinating, safe experience and I used the old blade to cut batting. I love this cutter! Used it to cut multiple layers for quilts at a time and multiple pants patterns, in different fabrics, also in layers. Hope this helps?? « Show Less
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I used my vise to hold it. The unit is designed for 10AWG wire or larger but will work on smaller gauge wire if you tighten up the unit some. I used plastic shim to hold the cutter/roller from wandering and it worked pretty well on 12 and 14 gauge solid wire.
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It is a stack cutter. Should cut up to 500 sheets of 20lb copy. Since it is a inexpensive cutter I never have it cut more than half that since I would rather not break it or have it make a wonky cut. The clamp that tightens down paper is narrow and so paper tends to bunch or slip.
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I use mine to cut watercolor paper up to 130 lb (but I don't have any heavier watercolor paper), chipboard, and I even cut 1/16" thick acrylic, although it took several passes. I rarely cut anything thinner than cardstock, simply because I don't need to, but I did cut construction paper a few times. The file folder won't give you any trouble at all. I use the smooth cardstock setting on mine to cut it. The best way I've found to find the right setting is to use some small scraps (3 x 3 or 2 x 2) on the mat and cut a small square 1/2 x 1/2 at the recommended setting. If it doesn't come up easily, try a heavier pressure by 1 or 2 points. If that doesn't work, I try the next blade depth but with the pressure moved back down. The thin chipboard cuts very easily with the thick cardstock setting, for me. The chipboard setting is more for the 2mm thick stuff, not the thinner stuff.
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Just about any sign supplier stocks and sells stencil stock in squares or in a roll by the yard. they sell different thicknesses for different applications. such as from sandblasting stencil film or as glass etching film. I usually cut stencil from card stock from ur local walmart. ur knife blade should be new as ur cutting paper and the life of the knife blade only last about fifty cuts or less as paper is tougher than vinyl. I cut stecil for airbrushing small jobs. poster board works also as well but last around twenty cuts. preasure of the knife blade is usually set at 600 for card stock and 650 for posterboard. if you are cutting small designs taping the back of the card stock or posterboard is recomended as small pieces cut will fall out and jam your blade. cutting speed should be set on high. hope this helps.
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Hi, There are little markers on the strip that show you where it can be cut. The markers look like little scissors.
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It's paper so you can, but I would be careful not to cut too much. You might want to practice with a piece of paper and make a fan. Use it as a test run and see how it changes after cutting it.
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The one I bought is a roll and the number depends on how a piece you tear off. It should last you a long time
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I can do 3 or 4 sheets of construction paper at one time so you should be fine. I love this cutter. I had a shorter one and got the long
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Sorry Mike. I have a larger cutter that will cut the dementions you ask for. And it will cut it fine. you wont go wrong. After buying the first cutter and saving time and money I would have been wrong not to up grade to the cutters I have.
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This is a very well made cutter at reasonable cost. I cut photo paper as well mat board with ease. All papers are made from recycled materials especially trees. When using the cutter it is important to put pressure on the hold down bar as you move the cutting roller.
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Hi Luanne;The long white bar with the circle on the end go over the things sticking up in front of the rollers. Pull plactic wrap over top of the bar. After you get as much wrap as you want, push down fast on the top and it will cut the wrap. I hope this helps.Bob
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I believe theres a kit for joining the two... but the price for 2 4 ft tracks plus the kit was higher than the big track... so i just got the big track. Anyways.. i was mainly going to cut sheets the long way. Ive cut 3/4" mdf and it goes through it like butter. Ive also used it for dressing rough cut maple. Track saw one edge then put it through the table saw for the opposite edge.. anyways it burned on the first cut.. so i took another 16th off and it was a nice smooth cut. Hope this helps
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depending on the thickness (like card stock) you can run 2 but I use one to make sure I have a clean cut regular paper 2 will cut cleanly if you are using a thin lit die a piece of waxed paper over it gives you a clean cut I love mine and use it all the time it's the best investment I've made for my scrap booking and card making
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Scissors, utility knife, single-edge razor blade--all will work. I, however, am lazy; I've raised it to an art form. I use a 12" paper cutter I got from Office Max. Put the roll to the right, feed the material under the cutter head, and you can use the marks on the board to measure (if that works for you.) The bags should be cut so that, when loaded, the open end lays flat with no puckering. My method is useful if you have a lot of meat/produce to seal up. Just measure and cut off a couple of dozen bags at once, and seal one end. Then load with the food and seal.