Would you be able to detect a trimmed T206 card that was, as trimmed, properly sized?

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04-11-2013, 09:51 PM

steve B

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Most trims are obvious. In fact they feel different, someone who was literally blind could be taught to detect them.

It's possible that a trimming done on a factory type papercutter might have the right sort of edge, and that would be a bit more challenging.

Steve B

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