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Maintenance For Your Cutter

Cutting Strips 

for your vinyl cutter will need 

to be replaced periodically - we recommend it 

be done every six months if you use your vinyl 

cutter continuously.

You might need to change out your Cutting 

Strips sooner if you start experiencing an uneven 

depth of cut, or your material is peeling up even 

on slow speeds.

To replace your Cutting Strip:

 

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USCutter stocks replacement    

 

 

cutting strips.  Go to  

 

 

 

 

USCUTTER.com and search using  

 

 

the keyword:  Cutting Strip.

 

• 

Use a weeding tool or other pointed  

 

 

tool to pry up the existing strip.   

 

 

(For best results, start at either end  

 

 

of the strip.)

 

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Lay replacement into the channel  

 

 

and use a heat gun or hair dryer to  

 

 

heat the strip up as you squeeegee it  

  into 

place.

 

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Use a knife to trim the ends of the  

 

 

strip so that it fits in the channel.

Cutting Blades 

wear out with use and the 

tips of the blades can snap just like the point of 

a sharp pencil.  (This is particularly true of the 

60 degree blade.)  You should also periodically 

visibly inspect your blades and if you see visible 

chips in the edge it’s best to replace the blade 

with a new one.  (This is also a good time to wipe 

away any vinyl debris that has built up inside the 

blade holder.)

You might also consider the replacement of your 

blade if you develop problems weeding or other-

wise experience problems with cut quality.

Refer to the manual section on Blade 

Set-up 

for instructions on how to install re-

placement blades and remember to dispose of 

your old blade safely by putting it in an alumi-

num can or other closed hard container.

Cut & Place Vinyl Like A Pro

www.uscutter.com

425.481.3555

GET EVERYTHING FOR YOUR
VINYL CUTTING NEEDS

Digital Printed

Graphics

Indoor Wall

Vinyl

Heat Press

Outdoor

Signage

Stencils &

Masks

You also need the right

media, blade, and

application tape to

ensure a professional job.

A good 

VINYL CUTTER

is just the start...

Main Tape

GFX-341

45°

Blade

45°

Blade

Oracal 3951 & 3651

HP Gloss & Matte

Glass Application

45°

Blade

Oracal 8300, 8500,

8510, & 8800

Main Tape

GXF-775 or

R-Tape AT65

Main Tape

GXP750 or

Oratape HT55

Oracal 631 or

GreenStar Wall Vinyl

30° Blade

(general)

60° Blade

(glitter/flock)

EasyWeed

(standard fabrics)

EasyWeed Extra

(nylons/water resistant)

R-Tape

4076RLA

60° Blade

Anchor BlastLite

Oramask

GreenStar

Layflat Classic or

Main Tape

GXF-775

45° Blade

(general)

60° Blade

(reflective)

Oracal 651 or GreenStar

Intermediate (calendered)

for short term

Oracal 751 or 951 (cast)

for long term

CUT & PLACE VINYL LIKE A PRO

 

45°

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

60

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

60

The “workhorse blade” good 

for most vinyl materials. 

30°

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

60

60°

MEDIA

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

MEDIA

CARRIER

60

For use on thicker materials 

and for highly detailed cuts. 

Use sparingly to preserve 

sharpness.

Best for thin materials

such as heat press vinyl.

Your blade depth should be set so

that the tip of the blade protrudes

about the distance of the width of

a credit card from the opening of

the blade holder. Test for the proper

depth setting by holding the blade

holder and manually trying to cut

through two sheets of paper. You

should only be able to cut

through the top sheet. 

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Summary of Contents for Laserpoint II

Page 1: ...User Manual Assembly Instructions Notes This is not the full manual the assembly instructions have been removed The 17 wide double pages have been spit to a screen readable 8 5 x 11...

Page 2: ...ware setup but for most users the COM port will be COM1 You will need to download and install drivers for the USB connection to work properly Go to www uscuttersupport com mh support page and select t...

Page 3: ...top of the stand rollers Release the pinch rollers release levers If you are going to cut from a scrap or single sheet instead of a roll then skip the next step on placing a vinyl roll All other step...

Page 4: ...eet instead of a roll the vinyl can also be feed from the front Adjust the pinch rollers so there is one roller located on each side of the vinyl and on models with 3 or more rollers one roller near t...

Page 5: ...gap of between 1 2 11 2 from the edge of the roller and the edge of the vinyl on both sides Engage the Pinch Rollers by pushing down on the Pinch Roller Release Levers 5 6 If the cutter is not alread...

Page 6: ...s Ring until it fits snug against the Cap This will help keep the cap in place during operation Set Brass Ring on Blade Carriage to the fully down position Remove the protective cover from a new blade...

Page 7: ...e Origin for LaserPoint2 To set the Origin of where the LaserPoint2 cutter will begin cutting from press the Enter button on Local while on the Home Screen using the Select button to highlight it if n...

Page 8: ...material roll and adjust the pinch rollers Remember to make sure the top roller is placed so that there is a bottom roller called the grit roller beneath it Remember to line the material up so that it...

Page 9: ...rs per second small intricate designs DECREASE CUT SPEED large simpler de signs INCREASE CUT SPEED FORCE PRESSURE This setting determines how hard the blade comes down onto the material outer square w...

Page 10: ...the mark your cuts will not land in the proper lacation and you will need to adjust the offset 2 Testing the laser offset Start by placing the test paper flush against the right side of the cutter an...

Page 11: ...r has enough room to find all the registration marks located on the media To set the position press Enter with Local highlighted and use the Arrow keys to position the carriage When the pen is in it s...

Page 12: ...your fingers while the release button of the Blade Carriage is pressed Adjust the blade depth of the Blade Carriage page 17 and Force setting on the cutter page 8 until you are getting solid uniform c...

Page 13: ...ip or too much blade is exposed friction build up Part of the blade is dragging on its side during turns Offset setting is incorrect Dull blade or blade holder isn t secured properly in slot Replace t...

Page 14: ...hair dryer to heat the strip up as you squeeegee it into place Use a knife to trim the ends of the strip so that it fits in the channel Cutting Blades wear out with use and the tips of the blades can...

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