Honest, this takes less
time to do than to explain (so far). Vac veterans will most likely
have already worked all of this out.
I should mention that the
kit used for this demonstration is a quality-control reject. Details
aren't as soft on sales quality kits, though the chine-sharpening
tips in the kit instructions will apply, regardless...
Photo
5. Sharp inside corners are hard to just snap away, so score right
on by them and go in afterward with a razor saw. I only use pulling
strokes with the saw, to avoid any tendency to roll or twist the
parts.
Photo 6. Now you can score
along the part...
Photo 7. ...and break away the remaining scrap:
Photo 8. A little trimming along the edge with the hobby knife
and this will be ready for sanding. I usually give the parts a
trim with a knife just to save sanding time and reduce the amount
of dust generated.
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