Cavy Cuckoo
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The other day I came across a comment in a picture gallery, it was about coroplast cutters. Someone said they used a utility knife. I use two blades to cut my coroplast, my mom bought it from a local sign shop.
The first blade/cutter I use is to cut with the grain of the coroplast. It is called a Plast-Kut, and you might be able to find it or something similar in a sign shop (Mine is a bit scratched)--
To cut half of the coroplast (To make a fold) insert one blade in between the two sides as shown and drag it across --
(It will only cut the top half.)
To cut a peice off completely, insert both blades --
When I cut agaisnt the grain I use a regular blade. To cut half, just press lightly as you score it, to cut it completely off press harder.
This might have been a little confusing, and the pictures were bad quality because I used my older camera. Hope this helped!
The first blade/cutter I use is to cut with the grain of the coroplast. It is called a Plast-Kut, and you might be able to find it or something similar in a sign shop (Mine is a bit scratched)--
To cut half of the coroplast (To make a fold) insert one blade in between the two sides as shown and drag it across --
(It will only cut the top half.)
To cut a peice off completely, insert both blades --
When I cut agaisnt the grain I use a regular blade. To cut half, just press lightly as you score it, to cut it completely off press harder.
This might have been a little confusing, and the pictures were bad quality because I used my older camera. Hope this helped!
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