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I've seen people do this before, I always just assumed it was to make sure the pages weren't stuck together, and therefore reduce the chance of 2 sheets being p
by giarc 9y ago
I've seen people do this before, I always just assumed it was to make sure the pages weren't stuck together, and therefore reduce the chance of 2 sheets being pulled together.
- interfixus 9y agoWell, it is, sort of. But in a fast moving production line, it could make a huge difference in jam propensity whether the sheets were fed by somehow with a nice touch or not.