cutting models

[xBobble]

It's an investment, but if you can REALLY improve cutting...

I guess it depends on how bad you were in the first place. The Cameo does have a bit of an issue with very, very tight angles. I think the problem is that, while the cutting point is very small, it's still the tip of a strait blade. That blade sometimes has a little bit of a problem making very sharp turns -- going one way, pivoting, and going back the other way. I think there are ways to get around this but I've never had a big enough problem or needed a perfect enough cut to investigate them.

Anyway, full disclosure .....

 

[VoltSHock]

For me I think inside the line would e best since those lines are just guides

 

[Hawkabbc]

Quick Question

To access downloads, do you need a certain number of posts?

 

[Rogerio Silva]

Welcome again!

To access downloads, do you need a certain number of posts?

Yes, you do. If I may suggest, take a look at the rules, and you'll find out about it.
This is a GREAT family, as I like to think, and we all have to work to make it even greater.

 

[DEADMAN2012]

Usually i print in black and white, then paint the model. Helps to hide lines.

 

[jean-lucpicard]

I have to agree. The lines are simply a guide for where to cut a majority of the time. There are times though when it is really necessary to follow them, but I have found that this is rare - most kits leave room for discretion when cutting.