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AR How to Create a Cutter File and Print Directly in CorelDRAW (CDR)
In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a cutter file and print directly using CorelDRAW (CDR) — an essential skill for anyone involved in digital printing and cutting. Starting from document setup, we’ll show you how to add registration marks for accurate alignment and how to export files separately for printing and cutting.
You’ll discover how to save the print file, export the cut contour to a USB, and prepare your printed material for cutting. The tutorial also covers machine setup, including adjusting blade length, performing a test cut, and fine-tuning cutting parameters like pressure and speed.
Finally, you’ll learn how to manually locate registration marks and start the cutting process to achieve clean, precise results every time. Whether you’re new to CorelDRAW or just looking to improve your workflow, this step-by-step guide will help you master the complete process — from design to perfectly cut output.
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SC-6090 Flatbed DTF Film Cutter
Roll-feeding digital flatbed cutter, equipped with CCD camera for high-precision automatic contour cutting. Designed to cut various materials including vinyl, paper, fabric, and cardstock. Works along with DTF printers and heat transfer machines to provide one-stop DTF printing solutions.
- INTELLIGENT SENSOR – Realize automatic path making, continuous cutting, and single copy repetitive cutting.
- HIGH PRECISION – Be able to cut small text strings, and it is easy to tear off the scraps.
- DOTTED LINES CUTTING – Typically available for media with 2 layers and also kinds of paper.
- CCD CAMERA – Used in combination with related software is applied to detect intricate dieless contours quickly and more efficiently.
- DIFFERENT CUTTING FORCE – Applied for different layers.
- ADVANCED ALGORITHM – Obvious elimination of distorted, rounded, or lifted corners.
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