Because the laser never presses down on the paper, it achieves incredibly intricate, delicate, microscopic details without any warping or fraying. What’s the Difference?. Laser Cut vs. Die Cut. While great for standard shapes, forcing a blade into tiny spaces can easily tear or warp thin paper lines.

Because the laser never presses down on the paper, it achieves incredibly intricate, delicate, microscopic details without any warping or fraying. What’s the Difference?. Laser Cut vs. Die Cut. While great for standard shapes, forcing a blade into tiny spaces can easily tear or warp thin paper lines.