In this video we show you how to replace a cutting stip on any of the USCutter Vinyl Cutters

The adhesive option for the cutting strip is sold SEPERATLY.

Cutting strips are designed to be non-stick, so special care must be taken to use an appropriate adhesive to keep them in place. Depending on the environmental conditions where you will use your cutter, you may want to use either double-sided tape or adhesive glue.

If your cutter is likely to be used in a temperature-controlled environment, the double-sided tape should be sufficient.

If your environment has increased heat or cold or humidity, you may want to use E6000 glue, which is not impacted by temperature changes. Note that although E6000 glue remains flexible and generally pulls up in one piece, it may take more effort to remove glue when changing strips the next time.

Whichever technique you choose, the important thing is to make sure that the cutting strip is at the same level all the way across so that blade pressure is constant when cutting.

Instructions for double-sided tape:

1) Move the carriage to one side of the cutter

2) With a knife or flathead screwdriver, pry up and remove the old cutting strip

3) Clear old glue/tape from the cutting channel with the flathead screwdriver.
Any excess glue/tape can be cleaned with Alcohol, Acetone, or Toluene.
It is important that the channel be clear so that the new strip will be at the same level across its full length

4) Cut double-sided tape to the required length, peel one of the backers and place tape in the cutting channel. Once in place, remove the other backer from the tape.

5) Starting at the carriage side, slide the cutting strip under the carriage and then move the carriage out of the way so you can position the cutting strip correctly.

6) Press down firmly across the entire length of the cutting strip.
(optional - place a piece of regular clear tape on top of the cutting strip to further hold it down)

7) Check to be sure that the cutting strip is at the same level all the way across, otherwise, your blade pressure will not be even when cutting

1) Move the carriage to one side of the cutter

2) With a knife or flathead screwdriver, pry up and remove the old cutting strip

3) Clear old glue from the cutting channel with the flathead screwdriver.
Any excess glue can be cleaned with Alcohol, Acetone, or Toluene.
It is important that the channel be clear so that the new strip will be at the same level across its full length

4) Apply a thin line of glue to the bottom of the channel so that the glue will spread out when the cutting strip is pressed down, but not so much glue that it will rise up through the sides of the channel.

5) Starting at the carriage side, slide the cutting strip under the carriage and then move the carriage out of the way so you can position the cutting strip correctly.

6) Using the handle of the flathead screwdriver slide the screwdriver handle across the length of the cutting strip so that the cutting strip is at the same level everywhere. (otherwise, you might not have the same cutting pressure across the length of the cutting strip)

7) Wipe off any excess glue that might have come up the sides of the channel

8) Allow the glue to cure for 12 to 24 hours before using the cutter

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