Vent: spent $45 on that fancy corrugated cutter and my hands still look like I fought a cat
I bought one of those sliding cardboard cutters off a woodworking site because everybody swore it would make clean edges on my son's castle build. Two hours in and the blade kept jumping the track, so I went back to my $3 box cutter from Harbor Freight and got straighter lines in half the time. The real kicker is the plastic guard cracked after like 6 cuts, so now it just sits in the garage next to my failed hot glue gun graveyard. My kid's drawbridge still looks chewed up on one side and he noticed, which hurt more than the money. Anybody got a trick for clean 90 degree corners on double wall boxes, or am I just doomed to ragged edges forever?