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This may sound like the opposite of what one might ask with that machine… but how SMALL of a stack can it cut? Both in dimension and in quantity…
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How about naming it Vader?
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For dimension, it can go down to the thickness of a few hairs, I suppose…really just shaving the edges. For quantity, it will do a single sheet as easily as an entire ream of paper.
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So happy that you finally have power and we can see these things in action. Looking forward to getting authorized.
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I need a bit to go through the press and cutter and to gather some ink, paper, and a few things to print. Then I’ll be putting letterpress and cutter classes on the calendar.
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This is so freakin’ cool. I’ve been eager to print out some small portraits of our founding fathers. You know, as a tribute, of course.
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You know, as a tribute, of course.
You misspelled dartboard
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If the first thing printed on this isn’t old timey wanted posters i will be disappointed.
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I 100% want to print, bind, then use… my own bujo. I prefer dot grid.
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I cut one of those planer blocks you wanted
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It just so happens that we have a saddle stitcher and a corner rounder, so you can bind it and make it look pretty.
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The press, or the cutter?
Someone on the FB post asked what supplies you needed.
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Name Which Vader? Good question, they both have the sound profile.
I suggest we name the cutter Vader and the press Baron Harkonen
Above all else, we need ink. It can be letterpress or offset ink, rubber base or oil base – whatever. The press will run just about any kind of actual printing ink, except for silkscreen ink (which isn’t really ink).
I asked my 3-year-old grandson what they should be called. For the press, he suggested “George.” For the cutter, he suggested “George.”
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George Vader and George Harkonen?
George Vader and George Skywalker? (Sounds better and Skywalker kinda jives with the operation of the letterpress)
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