I'm fine with tedium and a limited length --- I guess the limit would be length of saw blade?

Height would be twice the height of the saw blade? (assuming I cut from top and bottom)

It would be for small projects, and fairly expensive stock, but this would be a bonus feature, but hopefully a cost savings which makes this make sense.

Okay, I finally broke down and got one (the recent ad/sale about the 1957 Soviet Submarine aesthetic and the price caught me at a weak moment).

First cut was (of course) amazing, and I'm now looking at actual usage, and wondering what accessories I want/need.

The thing is, the current project is bookbinding, and that needs a plough and press (a traditional bookbinding tool for cutting a book block to size) --- making one seemed like the likely option, but then I considered how much overlap there is between the mechanism of that tool and the Jointmaker....

Has anyone tried using it to cut paper?

I figure if I put a sacrificial piece of wood across the top to hold the folded sheets in place it should work well.

One obvious concern is how much this would dull a blade --- anything else I'm missing?

Thanks!

I finally broke down and purchased a guillotine, but I've been doing well w/ the JointMaker Pro cutting box parts and so forth, and in this case, cutting a box apart: