Refine the Template with Masking Tape

looks like Helen Keller did it. We are doing quite well here . Wow, we've completely lost control of the situation. Quick, what? What is this? Hey, look, I'm making this better. I'm improving everything here. The coolest thing about a tree is making it better here. You can criticize me. You, you did a good job on one side, but yeah, it looks good, and then it's just like, ? Well, it was from below. And this side went from above. Never do it from above . No problem. Never go on top. You have to start from below. It's a good thing we have a skilled tape craftsman. Yes, it looks good. Now, are you closing your eyes? I'll do everything here. With my eyes closed, I just work. So, the guy's rough cut wasn't the worst. Good. Because to make an accurate cut, you can simply cut out the pieces, attach them, and tape them together. And even though it looks like garbage now, when you remove it, you'll have the perfect outline for your stroke. And if you want to do it perfectly, take your rough outline, repeat it on cardboard over there, and try it on before cutting out an important detail. You're pretty smart, boy. The V2 fits like a glove. Like a cast. I approve this message. Doug approved. Steeply. OK. We had a good talk. Yes, let's get it out and do it for real. This time for real. Really. This time for real. Deposits. Now we have the perfect template. We, uh, we're going around him. It's worth taping it down or having someone hold it so it doesn't move and the lines don't move. It needs to be