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Thanks for the replies guys. $1000 budget? No problem. (But that would be the limit.) YES: all I need to do is cut rectangles. Do it by hand is an option. But I'm looking to do at scale - need to get 10,000's of pieces done. So looking for options to consider. I looked at die cut presses as well. But don't think it's an option.

Cutting is OK. I can get the creasing done before cutting. 1. Will I have any issues cutting matt laminate card? 2. How long would it take to cut what I have shown? (Don't worry about creasing. Just cutting will be OK.) Are there machines faster than a Cricut? I was also looking at a Silhouette Cameo. Is that any good? I've never owned a cutter. My only purpose will be to cut out card similar to my graphic. EDIT an alternative to creasing would be perforating - like cutting with small gaps in between. Would this make the whole operation take much longer? Thanks.

I need to a cutter to cut 8 pieces from an A4 300 GSM matt gloss card. I've attached a dummy of what I want. I want to cut out the rectangles in my graphic. The dotted lines show where I would like to have creasing. The red lines show a cut through the middle. Is it possible to get creasing? I can live without creasing. What machine should I consider? I've seen a few videos on Youtube. Using something like a Cricut takes minutes to cut out simple things in card! I want done in like 10 seconds Any ideas? Thanks.