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Originally Posted by barrysloate
That's fine, but without training and practice it might be genuinely hard to do. A paper conservator spends years working with paper, so he has a much greater skill level than you or I might.
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A forger would as well, no?
Anyway, I found a fancy lab tool called a microtome. It's used to slice tissue extremely thin for microscope analysis.
It can slice something about 3 micrometers (μm) thick, which is amazing. Plastic saran wrap is 10–12μm thick!
I had no idea this machine even existed.