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| owner = Hackspace | | owner = Hackspace | ||
| induction = Yes | | induction = Yes | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 14 September 2016
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| Cuts vinyl and plots things. | |
| Equipment Information | |
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| Status | Unknown |
| Manufacturer | China! |
| Model | Unknown |
| Hackspace Information | |
| Induction Required | Yes |
| Induction Information | Here |
| Card RFID Enabled | No |
| Owner | Hackspace |
The Basics
The vinyl cutter uses a very small, sharp knife to cut through only one layer of a self-adhesive vinyl/protective backing sandwich. It can be used to create artwork for use on the heat press, as stencils for spray painting and etch masks for electro-etching, amongst other things.
It is also possible to swap out the knife for a plotting pen so that it can be used to draw patterns for sewing.
Induction
Please see Joe or Martin if you want a Vinyl Cutter induction. Come armed with a vector file that you would like to cut!