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Thread: Direct cutting question from Corel Draw X3 to Graphtec CE5000-60

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    Unhappy Direct cutting question from Corel Draw X3 to Graphtec CE5000-60

    I have taken the leap into vinyl cutting after laser engraving and etching for about 5 years now. I figured that since I was able to master the graphic design and lasering process that I would certainly be able to figure out the Graphtec CE5000-60 Cutter. Sadly, such is not the case. Even after watching a few tutorials on line, the process seems way too long and complex. There just HAS to be fewer steps to print direct from Corel Draw X3.
    Any help is greatly appreciated.
    Thanks in advance to the Forum,
    Don
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    I have never tried to cut on my Graphtec directly from Corel, as I have Gerber software, but people I know that use Corel have bought a product called CoCut and have had great luck with it. Have you contacted Graphtec for help?


    http://www.cocut.com/index.dml



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    I have the exact same set up. Corel Draw X3 with a Graphtec CE5000.

    My Graphtec came with Cutting Master 2 software which acts as a plug in for Corel.

    Design in Corel, activate Cutting Master 2 within Corel, and send the file to the plotter. Works quickly with good results.
    Epilog 45 watt, Graphtec cutter-plotter, Corel Graphics Suite X3 - X4, HP and Vaio computers, woodshop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Williams Michigan View Post
    I have the exact same set up. Corel Draw X3 with a Graphtec CE5000.

    My Graphtec came with Cutting Master 2 software which acts as a plug in for Corel.

    Design in Corel, activate Cutting Master 2 within Corel, and send the file to the plotter. Works quickly with good results.
    ME TOO.... but Corel 12 and a FC7000. Cut Master 2 is the key...

    AL
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    I use X5 but the Cutmaster came with my Graphtec. Easy to use.
    Mike Null

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