John Miller · 10-25-2006, 08:05 PM

I just replaced the cutting strip in my plotter. I've owned the plotter for 11 years and just now need to replace it. On average up intill last year when we got our printer I'd guess the plotter would run for at least 3hrs per day. My point is if you have the cutting weight correctly set on your plotter, blades will last a really long time & the cutting strip even longer. We just got our new strip from Haytts. 48" strip was $40 delivered thats less than $4.00 per year if your cutting weight is set correctly.

10-25-2006, 08:05 PM	#10
John Miller Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Branford, CT Posts: 247 Printer: Roland SC545-EX	I just replaced the cutting strip in my plotter. I've owned the plotter for 11 years and just now need to replace it. On average up intill last year when we got our printer I'd guess the plotter would run for at least 3hrs per day. My point is if you have the cutting weight correctly set on your plotter, blades will last a really long time & the cutting strip even longer. We just got our new strip from Haytts. 48" strip was $40 delivered thats less than $4.00 per year if your cutting weight is set correctly.