Where can I find a guide for cutting business cards?

Question

I'm printing my own business cards. Where can I find a guide online for cutting them? (They aren't printed on any special paper that might come with a cutting guide.)

Answer 1

Instead of cutting business cards apart, print them on Avery business card stock (Avery 27871). One package has 20 sheets, each producing 10 cards.

According to the package, "Ultra-fine perforations separate heavyweight stock cleanly." I use these, and the cards separate so cleanly without noticeable perforated edges.

Answer 2

instead of worrying about cutting them properly, why not just buy the print your own 500 business cards for @$6 bucks at any office supply store.

this way when you cut them, they dont look like you did it with a paper cutter, and they have an authentic feel and look to them.
If you want to be taken seriously you have to appear professional.

If you want to look like a small time out of your house business that people are going to be wary off the moment they see your self cut business cards, then do it yourself.