only issue with one of those slicing cutting / chopping setups is, imho, you have to moisten & press the leaves into a sort of brick for feeding thru the machine - im not real crazy about the extra effort and steps, plus the time waiting for the tobacco to dry some before chopping, but if that's what you're interested in, tobaccoandmachines.com has two, what they call "guillotine" cutters
http://www.tobaccoandmachines.com/index.php?s=produkty&id=75. One of them is indicated to cut pretty fine, .3mm
i went with "el cheapo" shredder first, to try, and it didn't quite last 5 lbs before it basically started falling apart. The clamping pad at the top of the threaded rod, where it presses against the underside of the table edge fell off - it was only crimped on, but didn't expect that to last too terribly long. The dogleg that is pre-bent to fit around the tabletop's edge was not quite square, probably off by about 10 degrees, enough that it kept trying to walk off the edge of the table and even fully clamped, the shredder head wasn't parallel to the table. Then the handle came loose - when i tried to reverse it because of a jam, it just unscrewed - apparently it was thread locked on and the thread lock let go. While re-threadlocking the crank handle, i noticed the rivets holding the head to the vertical bar or clamping bar were loose
fwiw - the same "el cheapo" shreadder is sold under a half dozen different names for around $30, but it served it's purpose. I ended up going with the G120 shredder off the tobaccoandmachines.com web, and am now in the process of motorizing it
i'd probably go with the HD shredder from WLT if i had it to do over again, or one of the 100mm shredders with sealed bearings off tobaccoandmachines website. It's a polish website but the guy's english is decent and he was pretty good in communicating and honest. Only issue is his prices are in euros, and two weeks after buying, the euro fell and i'd have saved $22 bucks if i'd known
here's a shot of el cheapo
if you do buy one from the polish website, be sure to ask for the price without VAT (polish VAT is 23% and it's built into the retail price). It ended up covering my shipping costs to the US