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Greetings again,
When cutting mats, I always work very hard to ensure that I have no overcuts at all. Using production stops on the 2200 (one set for the 8ply and one for the 4ply) I found that only minor adjustments are ever needed to keep the corners sharp and without any overcuts. However, sometimes I end up having to manually detach the cutout portion taking a fair bit of extra time with a razorblade. However I always will err on the side of undercutting than overcutting.
I'm just wondering what other people's thoughts are on this topic. Do you worry this much about overcuts or do you find that people just don't care as long as they are not excessive? What measure do you use to qualify "excessive"? Is there an unspoken (or spoken) "standard" for what is acceptable?
Thanks, in advance, for any input or insight.
When cutting mats, I always work very hard to ensure that I have no overcuts at all. Using production stops on the 2200 (one set for the 8ply and one for the 4ply) I found that only minor adjustments are ever needed to keep the corners sharp and without any overcuts. However, sometimes I end up having to manually detach the cutout portion taking a fair bit of extra time with a razorblade. However I always will err on the side of undercutting than overcutting.
I'm just wondering what other people's thoughts are on this topic. Do you worry this much about overcuts or do you find that people just don't care as long as they are not excessive? What measure do you use to qualify "excessive"? Is there an unspoken (or spoken) "standard" for what is acceptable?
Thanks, in advance, for any input or insight.