Tag: vinyl cutting

Get Started Cutting with your USCutter MH Vinyl Cutter!

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Hello, everyone. The Tax Reinvestment Sale at USCutter is officially over. And no, that is not an April Fool’s joke!

Well, one thing is for sure. There’s a lot more USCutter MH vinyl cutters out there than there was before.

Over the next weeks and months, USCutter will be taking special efforts to make sure you’re set up for success with your MH, SC2, Titan series, or other vinyl cutter.

Right now save on GreenStar indoor and outdoor adhesive vinyl on sale!

The best way to get started cutting is to just jump right in. We have a ton of self-service resources on our Support site.

Save on weeding tools and shop supplies to get pro results with minimal pain!

Stay tuned for more exciting content to come, including a free webinar presentation and live Q & A about sublimation on April 12th.

Introducing the Newest Technology in USCutter Vinyl Cutters: Titan 3 SE Special Edition

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USCutter proudly announces the latest addition to the Titan family of professional series vinyl cutters: the Titan 3 SE Special Edition!

In addition to the fast, powerful, accurate servo motor, ARMS automatic contour cutting, and other Titan 3 standard features, the Special Edition also adds: more accurate tracking and reliable media feed mechanism for long cut jobs, an improved control panel, barcode/stored job reader, and many other bells and whistles. Check out the video for a demonstration of the operation and short overview of features!

Using PowerPoint 2003 to Contour Crop Around an Image: A Tutorial for Mac Users

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“Sometimes, you want to crop around an image with a complex shape. Most people do this in Adobe® Photoshop® or another image-editing program, but you can do it in PowerPoint if you don’t have or know another program…”

Eliminate unwanted background with PowerPoint!
Eliminate unwanted background with PowerPoint!

This blog from Ellen Finkelstein walks Mac users of PowerPoint 2003 through the process of drawing in an outline of the image they’d like to isolate in a photo and eliminating the unwanted background, so that they can subsequently convert it into a vector design in their cutting software.

Stay tuned in the weeks to follow, and we’ll show you a great possible application of this technique, which uses vinyl and looks great, and could even make you a little bit of money.