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09-22-2022, 09:57 AM
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A good microtrim job can’t really be seen in a scan alone. But many trim jobs are not good microtrim jobs. Comparison of the other edges and corners, angle of the cut, even just size (natural variance varies widely between issues but usually gets down to a point where a natural cut of that size in that set is all but impossible).
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