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Brian --
Bill Roach beat me to the punch on giving you the right advice ... so, ditto. Just be sure you have enough center margin to work with. This is called "disbinding," as I recall.
One of my early jobs after high school 45+ years ago was working in a commercial printer/bindery (not a quick print or copier type operation -- there were web presses and sheet presses, perfect binders and stitchers, turning out books). The grizzled old guys who ran the huge cutters all were missing fingers and parts of fingers. Safety interlocks in those days were either missing, broken or bypassed. Once you stepped on the foot treadle, there was no stopping the hydraulic cutter whacking through a foot thick stack of paper ... or a finger.
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