Stack cutting

[Rolf]

When I first started scrolling and did my stacks I tried all of the techniques mentioned. Double sided tape etc. I have the ATG tape gun that applies double sided tape, I used it for picture framing. https://www.amazon.com/Scotch-Adhesive-Applicator-Dispenses-rolls/dp/B071R98DMJ

I spent more time separating the layers and subsequently breaking fragile parts than I spent cutting them. And I really dislike solvents. 

Try the different methods until you find one that works for you.  

[Montserrat]

There is this German youtuber, who screws the layers together an countersinks the screw in the bottom so it doesn't stick out.  Seems to work great for him.   I have done it once, and I like it, but i had too many layers, so my blades kept breaking.  Here is one of his videos. 

 

[Sparkey]

I normally stack cut three pieces. I stack them up and tape them together with clear package tape. I will tape around two inches on the bottom, over the top and two inches on the bottom of the other side.