how do you keep cutter press from jaming down
468517
I have never had this problem. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help. Are you using it freehand or with a template?
418890
Not sure if this will help but....after removing jammed paper be sure to look in the back side(after removing cover) to be certain all existing paper has been removed. We had a similar issue after about a thousand sheets and it turned out that a piece of paper was jammed and wrapped around the feed roller.
773797
I have no idea. The press I have is very much in tact and I have used it quite a bit. I would go back to the company who sold it through Amazon and depending on when you purchased it, maybe they would consider a replacement or repair. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
200037
We used a box cutter with the same results. It is the way the foam was compressed that causes it to flake slightly when cut. You might find a white tape that can be adhered to the edge for a smoother look.
365040
I have not had this issue. I do "flip" my plates though so that I use all sides of the top plate that the die cuts into. Think it is my "A" plate on top that I am flipping with ever few cuts. And that way I get a newer cleaner surface to have the die cut into. My machine did work well out of the box but sometimes a thin sheet of paper between C and D plates may "shim" it if you have thinner dies. Good luck!
716367
Look at the end of the handle where the Red plug is. Push it in and then lift it up slightly and then slide the Red plug along with the spring out. Then put the staples on the rail inside and then use the red plug and spring to push it inside and then push the red plug down while it is inside to lock it. If you are reloading and there are any small groups of staples inside. Shake it loose and throw them away other wise it will jam.
584005
Should work well as you will need a fairly high heat and the press has a setting for linen which should do the trick. You might try the cotton setting first, then go to linen if cotton is not hot enough.
1843076
I would give it a shot, heat may be a problem so go for slow r p m if in plastic. You can try different cutters also.
2031317
I have the same problem but not all the time. Depends on the meat and the temperature of the meat. I spray a little PAM before each pressing and that helps a lot.
1779366
I remember my first set jammed too. Try placing a new set of staples toward the back of the "chamber" and letting the guide push them forward, then staple. Does this help?
1614814
I don't have that problem at all. I would say you have a faulty product and should return it for replacement. I've had no problems with the cutter at all.
262573
You can set it as thin as you want. The way it adjusts is by spinning the inside part of the press, so there are unlimited settings, and you can have the inner part press against the bottom, so you can go as thin as you want!
904368
I'm sorry. I have not used this cutter too often and never had to face that issue.
986220
Oddly enough I agree with the previous reviewer about not jamming. Mine has not jammed either. I have barely used it but I'm very impressed with the tool at its price point. Having said that it doesnt have special methods to un-jam.
1689148
You have to continuously press or squeeze. The quality is very good. Hope this helps.
1836494
I have the same problem. After reading the previous answer, I will try his suggestion. Mostly I use it for quilting so do more up and down motion on seams rather than a lot of actual ironing.
1750141
On some presses you may need to change the ram. If your press doesn't have the priming ram then buy the $40 kit