Label cutting jig
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A simple device for cutting labels. Either at a right angle or in half lengthwise.
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Most people who own a label printer are probably familiar with this problem: you have printed a label and want to cut away some of the white margins. With scissors, it is often impossible to make a straight cut at 90 degrees. The label is ruined.
Another problem is narrower labels. If the standard width of 15 mm is too much (e.g., for labeling a Gridfinity box), the only solution is to cut it again—but this is difficult to do neatly lengthwise.
My jig solves both problems. Insert the label. Place the template on top, press down, and cut with a sharp knife. It works great for me and has saved me a lot of frustration.
Lengthwise cut
Position the label:
Place the template on top and press down:
Cut
Cutting instruction
Perpenticular cut
Position the label:
Place the template on top and press down:
Cut
