I just use a scissors to cut the pad to fit the container. It takes 2 or 3 cuts depending on the thickness of the pad, but I do still have all my fingers. A TABLE SAW????
I’ve seen these as well but haven’t attempted it yet. My assumption was a band saw or table saw, so at least I have some company. For the smaller logs I’ve actually been opting for photocopy and then cutting them on the paper cutter. Works great and photocopies are cheaper. The other option I found is mini journal books at a local dollar store. At 3 / $1 why bother with cutting anything down.
Yup. put 2 on top of each other with a scrap piece of wood on top and another piece behind to push it through. Nice clean cut. Paper is wood fiber, right?
I’ve used my scroll saw once, scissors do work but I’ve not had a good clean cut. But I’ve gotten away from doing that for smaller logs, I use the whole book if it fits or a micro log where I use a spreadsheet and paper cutter then roll/baggie them.
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