Does the paper trimmer have a guide (something you can bump the paper up against to ensure an accurate measurement)?
1989845
Yes, like all other trimmers, the very top and very bottom have guides to hold paper squarely on the trimmer.
1989846
it does. Perfect for long straight cuts. I switched away from this unit because the bar you press to hold the paper down does not have any markings. If you want to start and stop a cut for example a slit in a piece of paper you do not have the markings other than what is on the board no quarter inch ,1/8 etc. I use stampin up trimmer or smaller notebook insert from fiskers trimmer with these markings.
2240407
The scale must be calibrated for accuracy. Directions are provided in the user's guide to calibrate the machine.
1748491
Cutting one or two sheets with a paper cutter like this is like swatting flies with a shotgun. Mine tends to just crease the paper if I don't have a big stack, but that may be because I've cut so many big stacks with it. For lighter work, I recommend one of the Fiskars paper cutters, like this one: Fiskars 12 Inch Portable Scrapbooking Trimmer (196920-1001)
185105
Length, measure from inside where the paper is. But really what is the question,what are you wanting to do?
1510000
No adjustments. Barely cuts thin paper. I had to rip single sheets to make then fit. Folding the paper was to much for this item.
872113
Yes, the blade does stay up as you align your paper. It is really good trimmer. I highly recommend it.
1120596
yes it does come with a cutter system, the output sizes are defined by the paper size you intend to use.
267571
There is an additional paper tray that you can adjust for legal paper. This is the part you need. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BRD0HQQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2023652
Yes, you adjust the cut by how far you screw the trimmer in to the press, anyway that's how I do it.It takes a effort to get it right, but once it's set to the length you want, your good to go.
921916
It ships with a tool for this. It is thinner than a paper clip, but a paper clip should work
180374
Some will argue that it is not "precise enough" for the task at hand. I use it primarily for cutting stacks of bulletins, announcements, and some posters.So far, when cutting smaller stacks of heavyweight paper, it's been precise to about 1/32 of an inch. If you cram the paper in beyond what is suggested, you will likely encounter a problem. The green plastic holder you see just beside the blade is very snug on the paper or card stock when the lock is in the proper place. If you forget to lock it, well, it will move!! That is not the fault of the cutter. Several staff members have used and like the precision of the cutter. No complaints from us! It is an extreme improvement over what we have had in the past. Some will argue that it is not "precise enough" for the task at hand. I use it primarily for cutting stacks of bulletins, announcements, and some posters.So far, when cutting smaller stacks of heavyweight paper, it's been precise to about 1/32 of an inch. If you cram the paper in beyond what is suggested, you will likely encounter a problem. The green plastic holder you see just beside the blade is very snug on the paper or card stock when the lock is in the proper place. If you forget to lock it, well, it will move!! That is not the fault of the cutter. Several staff... » Read More Some will argue that it is not "precise enough" for the task at hand. I use it primarily for cutting stacks of bulletins, announcements, and some posters.So far, when cutting smaller stacks of heavyweight paper, it's been precise to about 1/32 of an inch. If you cram the paper in beyond what is suggested, you will likely encounter a problem. The green plastic holder you see just beside the blade is very snug on the paper or card stock when the lock is in the proper place. If you forget to lock it, well, it will move!! That is not the fault of the cutter. Several staff members have used and like the precision of the cutter. No complaints from us! It is an extreme improvement over what we have had in the past. « Show Less
770560
No, there is not. I use a standard paper cutter to trim my lamination when necessary.
980753
I'm not really sure what you mean about a Tracking guide but it does come with a Manuel. I actually lost my meter somewhere and intend to purchase this item again but I don't remember it having data logging abilities. It's very straightforward but it works great when you want a quick read without taping or splicing a line. For the money, I feel it was a great buy. For a regular DMM, I'd still recommend Fluke but for Clamp metering - this is the way to go.
198184
There is a measuring guide in the description! It tells you what the measurement should be based on SMandL.
195204
I've yet to cut it, but it should work without issue seeing that the area is bigger than the paper
1590144
I'm sorry to say that it didn't come with a guide for me either. It only does the one spiral cut. I hope that you have better luck with it than I did.
1704011
I use the top metal guide to line up the paper. I also use the grid lines. It cuts quite nicely and seems to be pretty accurate.