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A high definition cutting machine capable of cutting the finest details in a variety of materials. It is designed for all Siser® heat transfer vinyl & adhesive vinyl but all vinyl is compatible in these machines. Siser® Romeo™ 24" High Definition Cutter Siser® Juliet™ 12" High Definition Cutter Siser's Romeo 24" Cutter is a high definition cutter for heat transfer vinyl like Siser EasyWeed! This 24" cutter features a flip top lid that gives a sleek and sophisticated look and makes it easily portable. The Siser Romeo 24" High Definition Cutter is able to connect to your computer by USB or wirelessly. Get started on your future of making with the Siser Romeo 24" Cutter! Use your Siser Romeo 24" Cutter to it's full potential with Siser's advanced design studio, Leonardo Design Studio! Included: Siser Romeo 24" Cutter Power Cord and Power Supply USB Cord Blade Housing 45° Blade 60° Blade Marker Adapter 12x12 Cutting Mat 2 Sheets of 6" x 12" Siser HTV 1 cover sheet Instruction Manual Features: Machine head Flip Cover Touch Screen Cutting Strip Tool Holder - holds cutting blade housing or marker adapter Feed Tray - helps stabilize material Adjustable Pinch Roller - feeds material in and out of the cutter Power Button Pinch Roller Levers - locks down or releases adjustable pinch rollers USB-A Port - used for connecting flash drive to cutter USB-B Port - used for connection cutter to a computer DC Power Port Roller Bar lever - locks down or releases material under pinch rollers Raised Feet Cutter Set-Up: Plug the round end of the power cord into the DC power port on the rear of the machine, then plug the opposite end into a standard electrical outlet. Press the power button to turn the cutter on. Carefully remove the 45 degree blade form the packaging and insert into socket on blade housing with the pointed side facing outwards. Twist the upper screw of the blade housing clockwise to expose less of the blade, or counterclockwise to expose more of the blade. The ideal le