Vinyl master cutter

As the cutters require very little processing power to work, 4 upgrade to a cutter that is actually supported by the mac environment.I am not an employee of uscutter just a long time user and forum member - also I am not a mac user (tried them twice and ipad is as far as I will go into that environment) - also tested scalp and found it to be very much a crafters software and not signmaking - very clunky for me to use after using several signmaking softwares over the years including signblazer, flexi pro, vinylmaster, ultraflex, ve- lxi- master plus, graphtec pro studio Share this post Link to post Share on other sites So I'm guessing you have not used your MH at all, because it's not supported on Mac? Bootcamp, VM Fusion, or Parallel you computer with some version of Windows as the secondary. If you already have your Mac with Windows capability, then try Sign Blazer, it's free and it works! It's going to be a new learning curve, but all software is. I hate learning new software too , but once I get the hang of it, it was worth the hair pulling and aggravation. In other words, is the software what makes the cutter incompatible with mac products? In a simple answer - Yes. Not so much as the software, but the driver that allows you to communicate with the cutter successfully. Is there a way to possibly force feed the Mac to cut on your MH - possibly. But you'd need mad skills to know what to try, be creative to think of a gazillion workarounds, and super patient to try them all. If you really want a cutter that will be Mac friendly, my advice would be to sell the MH, and get one that is supported for Mac. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites 3 hours ago, jeannemritz said: Nope. Vinylmaster cut is the design software I began to work with.... now after some time I am seeing all of the issues and I want to make a strong decision as to what is best. Unlike when I purchased the MH series cutter that will not work with my Mac and then instantly regretted it. I guess my real question is this: can I buy a different software and then use my macbook with the cutter? In other words, is the software what makes the cutter incompatible with mac products? If you are not using a Windows side. How are you using Vinyl Master? It is for PC Windows only. The entire set up, Vinyl Master software and the MH cutter are to be run on

Windows only. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Haumana, I have, in fact, used my MHcutter. However, I find editing and cutting difficult in the Vinylmaster software. Also, when cutting smaller pieces, the vinyl slips and "wonks" and I am just eating up vinyl. When googled, this cutter comes up in the top 10, and was recommended by a colleague. But it just isn't working up to it's potential, so I am wondering if I spring for an upgrade of Vinylmaster or find a different software. I would appreciate any helpful advice.... this cutter should do anything... I picked up a cheaper laptop to accomodate the Vinylmaster cut... but it is missing so many options I use in the cricut design (hard to believe) that I want to use when designing/cutting. I did make a quick purchase of the cutter Drakotagrafx, on a recommendation from a local businessman. (overlooking the incompatiblity, yes). I did point that out, no need to shame one here. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites 1 hour ago, MZ SKEETER said: If you are not using a Windows side. How are you using Vinyl Master? It is for PC Windows only. The entire set up, Vinyl Master software and the MH cutter are to be run on Windows only. I am using a laptop I picked up separately in order to use the cutter. I am not as unintelligent as this quick purchase makes it seem. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites 1 hour ago, haumana said: So I'm guessing you have not used your MH at all, because it's not supported on Mac? Bootcamp, VM Fusion, or Parallel you computer with some version of Windows as the secondary. If you already have your Mac with Windows capability, then try Sign Blazer, it's free and it works! It's going to be a new learning curve, but all software is. I hate learning new software too , but once I get the hang of it, it was worth the hair pulling and aggravation. In other words, is the software what makes the cutter incompatible with mac products? In a simple answer - Yes. Not so much as the software, but the driver that allows you to communicate with the cutter successfully. Is there a way to possibly force feed the Mac to cut on your MH - possibly. But you'd need mad skills to know what to try, be creative to think of a gazillion workarounds, and super patient to try them all. If you really want a cutter that will be Mac friendly, my advice would be to sell the MH, and get

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Prev 1 2 3 Next Page 1 of 3 Recommended Posts OK. It's 2019 and I have the MH series 34" cutter. I am having little to no luck with VinylMaster Cut.... so have been thinking about buying Sure Cuts A Lot as a better software. However, I wonder why or if the new software will now connect my mac to the cutter?? If not, can anyone advise as to what will help with editing? These days I have to use my cricut cutter for almost everything and it takes a great deal of time... 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Inkscape.org is FREE design software. You could download FREE Signblazer, which has not been updated for many years. OR upgrade your Vinyl Master to a better version. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Are you running a windows environment on your MacBook? Vinyl Master is a windows only program. Cut is the lowest level of the program and pretty much only very basic options. Do you do design work on another vector program now? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Nope. Vinylmaster cut is the design software I began to work with.... now after some time I am seeing all of the issues and I want to make a strong decision as to what is best. Unlike when I purchased the MH series cutter that will not work with my Mac and then instantly regretted it. I guess my real question is this: can I buy a different software and then use my macbook with the cutter? In other words, is the software what makes the cutter incompatible with mac products? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites So if I hear you correctly you bought the cheapest cutter you could find that was also not compatible with your computer OS (states on main page not compatible with mac) and then regretted not doing the research? There have been post by some computer savvy people that got them to work with macs using various work arounds but no support is offered for the work around use as uscutter has been selling the mh for over 12 years I know of and have found it not to be stable/usable enough with mac - or they definitely would add that as a feature if there was a stable way to do it. so options are 1 try a work around and take your chance and live with any glitches that come up, 2 do as Haumana has posted and bootcamp with a windows partition, 3 buy a cheap (under $100) pc just for cutting