Will my die-cut edges be clean and smooth?

Yes, when the file is set up correctly and the stock suits the shape. Precision die-cutting equipment produces crisp, clean edges on most materials.

• Thicker stocks like 32pt hold a sturdy, sharp edge
• Rounded corners resist peeling and dinging better than sharp points
• Keep important art and text at least 0.125 inch inside the cut line so nothing clips
• A clean vector cut path, with no stray points or open segments, gives the blade a smooth line to follow