@Gazerfoxie
What did you use to score your fold lines? That looks like it would help a lot. (or for anybody else, what's a good method to score)
@SirWillibald
Awesome work as always, your hard work is much appreciated, sir!
Believe it or not, I use a set of bent tweezers with a narrow rounded tip and a metal straightedge to do all my scoring. works well enough. butterknife and a straightedge works too.
Gotcha, do you puncture along the scoring line at all? It looks like the edges of your boxes are dashed, was wondering if that was the lighting or what?
Possibly a dumb question, do you score on the opposing side of the fold? i.e. say you're doing a mountain fold for the lid of a tuck box, do you score on the inside or outside?
Thanks!!
No, I don't punch them at all. those are the dotted fold lines that SirWili prints on the boxes. I tend to hit them right on the mark ;3
missed your second question, I do all my scoring on the printed side of the page, in one go, regardless of the direction of the fold (it's easier to see the marks that way) Then I tend to cut some of the more troublesome inside corners (the tabs/leaves on the lid end of the box, the little opening divet) with an xacto, and finish up the remaining cuts with scissors.
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