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The Dahle 564 is a 14-inch guillotine trimmer built for high-volume paper cutting. A ratcheting clamp locks the stack so it cannot fan, and Dahle rates it at up to 40 sheets per cut. A laser line marks the cut path, the blade self-sharpens, and a rotating guard covers the edge through the whole stroke. It suits print shops, offices and crafters who cut stacks daily; hobby trimmers cut fewer sheets and skip the clamp and laser. Owners of Dahle guillotines generally rate the cut quality and safety guard highly and note the machine is heavy and takes up bench space.
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Owners of Dahle guillotines praise the clean, square cuts and the safety guard, and the clamp is widely credited with keeping thick stacks aligned. Complaints center on size and weight and on the clamp slowing small jobs.
The Dahle 564 is a 14-inch guillotine paper cutter with a built-in laser guide. The laser line shows exactly where the cut will fall. It cuts up to 40 sheets of paper at a time.
A ratcheting paper clamp locks the paper in place until it is manually released, so the stack stays put and does not fan. The self-sharpening blade stays honed. It will not fly up or drop down unexpectedly. A rotating guard covers the blade during the entire cut.
The magnetic removable fence can go on either side and park anywhere on the table. An adjustable backstop helps keep repeat cuts accurate. The work surface and cutting blade are an oversized 14.5 inches, which suits long projects and portrait layouts. The measurement grid is marked in both inches and metric.
