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01-17-2025, 10:20 AM
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Just out of curiosity, is the trimming primarily to fix centering issues, or to sharpen up the corners?
It also seems like even modern factory cuts will have some modest variation in size, if for no other reason than the blades will have to vary in sharpness. But for someone who is looking for trims, my guess is that you’ll probably find a lot of them, even when they’re just factory cuts that happen to have a small variation from the standard.
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