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Originally Posted by SCEtoAUX
I always put the tip of the knife at the intersection of the two sides that form the corner and cut away from the corner along one of the sides, drawing the kife blade towards me. I then rotate the part and repeat to finish the corner cut.
If there are two inside corners like when cutting out a U shape, or when there are four inside corners like when cutting out a square or rectangle I start in one corner with the tip of the knife at the intersection of two sides and draw the blade towards me. I stop short of the other corner then rotate the page and place the knife tip in the other corner and draw the knife blade towards me again. This gets the tip of the knife right at the intersection of the two sides and prevents over cutting onto the part. The process is repeated for the remaining corners. It also leave a nice crisp cut corner cut out.
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yup same here .start from corner and work out not in