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On Nov 11, 2014, Cervier wrote:
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On Nov 10, 2014, ddyment wrote:
It might be useful to specify what tear is being recommended here (...) Probably the most popular is his "Business Card Center Tear"

That's the one. Funnily enough, I never use it with business cards, tearing through a fold can be awkwardy difficult. So I had changed the handling a little bit for such occasions. But I didn't like that because I could get confused between the usual handling and that spectal one...

At any rate, I happily use that tear for any kind of paper of (almost) any size.

And now, for heavier stock, as I wrote, I use TDBT. It would work with lighter stock as well but I'm too used to BCT to abandon it

after experimenting with dozens of tears I arrived at the same choices.

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j100taylor Inner circle 1198 Posts	Posted: Nov 11, 2014 02:18 pm 0 Quote: On Nov 11, 2014, Cervier wrote: Quote: On Nov 10, 2014, ddyment wrote: It might be useful to specify what tear is being recommended here (...) Probably the most popular is his "Business Card Center Tear" That's the one. Funnily enough, I never use it with business cards, tearing through a fold can be awkwardy difficult. So I had changed the handling a little bit for such occasions. But I didn't like that because I could get confused between the usual handling and that spectal one... At any rate, I happily use that tear for any kind of paper of (almost) any size. And now, for heavier stock, as I wrote, I use TDBT. It would work with lighter stock as well but I'm too used to BCT to abandon it after experimenting with dozens of tears I arrived at the same choices. Lakewood, Ohio
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