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smo;73535 wrote:...we have a big guillotine to do it so I know its 100% accurate and then simply just select the right size in Corel and print driver.

May I ask which guillotine you use? I wanted to cut my paper down and bought what I thought was a heavy duty machine but it didn't work so well

I'm amazed more suppliers don't already offer these size papers. I have some sample paper here from one supplier cut to size but not the right paper for me.

We have a 71cm Dahle guillotine, does a very good job of cutting down papers

Just tested and it worked Wahoo!
DL ftw

Justin;73633 wrote:May I ask which guillotine you use? I wanted to cut my paper down and bought what I thought was a heavy duty machine but it didn't work so well

I'm amazed more suppliers don't already offer these size papers. I have some sample paper here from one supplier cut to size but not the right paper for me.

We have a IDEAL guillotine, big stand mounted thingy. Its only a "manual" guillotine but makes life very simple for our print business.

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Oooo, ive just a copy of print montly trough the post and there aint half some fancy machines in there, think ill stick to a standard a4 though

Attn Dazzul,
If you are using a A3 Brother it will have a ADF (Auto Doc Feed) at the rear which allows you to feed paper any size into the printer. ie - if you cut paper to mug size and feed it will print, but I just do mug prints on A4 and then slice to size, then re-feed next time for single print. Multi print at three per page then cut again to size.

Thanks R.Prints ill look at that