Sometimes it's necessary to set a job up to use irregular cuts. These are sometimes called a Dutch Cut which means to cut in one direction of the grain, then to turn the piece and cut it another direction. While sometimes this is necessary due to a limited amount of stock or time, it's not normally used in fast-paced print production. If you intend to setup your artwork with Dutch Cuts or any irregular cuts, make sure to mention that in the estimating process.