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CraftROBO owners group; exchange cutting techniques, materials parameters and more
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craftROBO or Klic-n-Cut? PROs and CONs? 4 Replies
Hey guys,which cutting machine would you buy ???-CraftROBO Pro CE5000-40-CRP (A3) - about $1,095.00…Continue
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Started by Julio Radesca. Last reply by Gregory Epps Sep 20, 2011.
Craft Robo Blade Holder GR01
Just got this new blade holder which allows for easy adjustment depending on the sheet thickness. It does require a bit of trial and error - 5 or 6 test cuts - to get the depth how you want it for…Continue
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Started by Gregory Epps Feb 18, 2011.
Can you cut plastic sheets on the CraftRobo? 6 Replies
I just got myself a lovely CraftRobo and was wondering if anyone knows whether you can cut any other materials than just card and thin vinyl on these?CheersContinue
Started by Stephen Crawford. Last reply by Yoshinobu Miyamoto Apr 27, 2010.
Printer Slotter: Comment by Roger Tobie 13 hours ago
"In the carton making industry there is something called a printer slotter. It prints in color, cuts, and creases the cardboard for a carton as it's going through the machine. I wonder if an…Continue
Started by Gregory Epps Apr 14, 2010.
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Comment by ferit yazgan on June 8, 2011 at 9:21pm -
Hi Roger,
Kasemake is used In the carton making industry to make cartoon, pvc, pp, ps, etc. models. I use it frequently while designing free standing units and its dimensions 130x170 cm that covers offset printing sizes (70x100, 100x140 cm, 110x160 cm). I think you are interested in small size plotter/printer.
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Comment by Gregory Epps on April 14, 2010 at 10:56am
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Hi Roger, I will transfer this Q to the Discussion Forum if that's OK...
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Comment by Roger Tobie on April 13, 2010 at 9:44pm -
In the carton making industry there is something called a printer slotter. It prints in color, cuts, and creases the cardboard for a carton as it's going through the machine. I wonder if an augmented version of the CraftRobo could be created that printed as well as cut, etc.? This is really what I'm looking for.
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