This video covers the recommended cutter options for the Arc 127, including virtual tiling and weed border offset settings.
- Go to the “Cutter Options” tab.
- Make sure the “Virtual Tiling” option is checked.
- Set the virtual tiling length to match the segment length.
- Example: If the segment length is set to 300, the virtual tiling length must also be set to 300.
- Navigate to the “Sorting” tab.
- Confirm the settings match the recommended default configuration shown in the video.
- Go to the “Weed Border” tab.
- Make sure the weed border feature is turned on.
- The default offset value is set to 1.5 mm.
- Import an image to preview the cut path.
- The solid line represents the actual printed image.
- The dotted black line represents the cut line.
- The space between the solid line and dotted line is the weed border offset.
- Increase the offset value (example: 15 mm) to move the cut line further away from the printed image.
- Import another image to visually confirm the change.
- Larger offsets create more space between the print and the cut line.
- Set the weed border offset to 0.
- Observe how the cut line moves very close to the printed image.
- This may cause unwanted cutting into the artwork.
- Increase the offset value to around 2 mm.
- This provides a safer gap between the printed image and the cut line.
- Adjust the offset as needed depending on the artwork.
- Go to the “Contour Cut” tab.
- Use the default settings as recommended.
The Arc 127 cutter is now configured with the recommended settings for virtual tiling and weed border offset.