Digital BW, The Print

> how different is a "roll cutting machine" from a precision table saw or
miter
> saw with a finish blade?

A table saw or mitre saw would not give a clean edge. It would be torn with
a lot of fuzz, which would likely bugger up your printer. The roll cutting
machine gives a clean sharp edge, as if cut with a razor.

Antonis asked

> how different is a "roll cutting machine" from a precision table saw or miter
> saw with a finish blade?

I imagine it's something like this:
http://www.bimec.com.au/product_detail.cfm?pid=STC535

Peter Marquis-Kyle

Thank you Moreno. I was hoping that a fine enough blade would allow a miter 
saw to make a clean enough cut, just as it would on wood. I guess not.

Antonis

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Moreno Polloni" <mp@d...> wrote:

> > how different is a "roll cutting machine" from a precision table saw or
> miter
> > saw with a finish blade?
> 
> A table saw or mitre saw would not give a clean edge. It would be torn with
> a lot of fuzz, which would likely bugger up your printer. The roll cutting
> machine gives a clean sharp edge, as if cut with a razor.