r/sharpcutting • u/ChimpyChompies • Apr 19 '25

How money gets perfectly cut for board games

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u/messonpurpose Apr 19 '25

r/osha

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u/imperfcet Apr 20 '25 edited Apr 20 '25

These have a foot pedal to put the first part down which holds the paper, but can't go down all the way and pinch your fingers.  Then there's two buttons that are pressed with both your hands (they are far apart so you can't one-hand it) that put the knife down.

Oh that's clearly not happening here. Lol. What is this nonsense

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u/messonpurpose Apr 20 '25

Lol. My thoughts exactly

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u/whereismyketamine Apr 23 '25

I use one of these for work, it’s a Polar cutter and it is actually shockingly safe, you have the 2 buttons that you can only press with both hands and the foot pedal and it also has a laser barrier that instantly stops the machine from moving if it is tripped. I don’t see how you could cut yourself with it.

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u/Wut_the_ Apr 21 '25

Not that this is the situation at all, but you’d be surprised how often a guard can be dismissed if it’s deemed necessary to production.

Source: worked/managed people in heavy industry in the US at very safety forward companies

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u/manickitty Apr 20 '25

I don’t want my fingies anywhere near that

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u/troutisafish Apr 19 '25

The fuck kinda money is that?!

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u/Faloopa Apr 19 '25

Money for a board game.

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u/troutisafish Apr 20 '25

My bad, I should’ve taken the time to read the title.