Toyota will be the 1 auto maker very soon. Very good chance those are Chinese or Oriental circuit boards operating everything. Where are the individual parts made? It may say Intel on the outside. I have run thousands of yards of vinyl through this machine. The minor problems I've had with this machine were overcome by digging a little deeper. The CT630 is now available for about half of what I paid 3 years ago. I have not upgraded the Win PC 12 software. Since that time I am a Versa-camm user but I still rely on the CT-630 to do my daily cutting chores. I do agree that tracking was an issue at first, but I overcame that. I've had this plotter for about 3 years now. I wouldn't hesitate on buying another Creation product for my shop. For starting out I would say that the Creation cutters are pretty good. May not track as good as some of the others but if you learn your equpment you can adjust it pretty good. Pcut 630 I've had my 630 for about a year and a half now and no problems so far. Maybe doesn't take me from 0-60 from the stop sign as fast but do I really need that? I guess you get what you pay for. I see people say stay away from chinese cutters but I bet even japanese companies like roland put some parts from good old china in their machines! My american car gets me to work as well as a german engineered one would. Anyone else run into this problem? And it's not just eps files I've created. I tried saving in different formats and different illustrator versions but still problems. I'm sure I must be doing something wrong, but any EPS file I create in Illustrator imports into it with a weird curved line across the graphic and I have to use artcut to fix it all up nice and pretty. The only thing that really pisses me off about it is the Artcut software. Now if we could only get the guys from VMP back on here! Man, I wished you would have sent one to me! I paid 500 bucks for a CT630 and here I find out I could have gotten it for free! Anyway, I can't see doing major projects with the thing, but it seems to cut pretty good for this newbie. I say, welcome to Signs 101 Gary, and perhaps you will be able to help answer some questions without crossing into the spam zone. If this guy knows about the cutters and people ask for support about them, then it's not spam. Perhaps he actually wishes to discuss this brand of cutter. It's possible that it's Spam, but we should give the guy a chance first. Make sure the baud rate is set to 9600 and not 19200. As soon as I plugged the USB cable back in, the new COM port showed up in Device Manager, and finally I could run a test cut.

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