Thread: Cutting Books
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Old 01-08-2010, 08:50 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Tom2112 View Post
Depending on how many you have to do, I would suggest purchasing your own guillotine cutter. I just bought one for less than $100 on ebay.

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12" HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRIAL GUILLOTINE STACK PAPER CUTTER

If you're planning to cut more than 100 books, this will save you money in the long run compared to paying to have it done. Also the cutter works very well. It is quick and easy, and that makes it worth twice as much.
Do you have a review, esp. on how much pressure it takes? I'm thinking of going the Kinko's route since it is cheap and space is what I'm trying to create with doc. scanning.
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