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Cut Along the Scribed Line

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What happens here

After scribing, carefully remove the trim piece from its temporary position. Using an appropriate cutting tool, such as a jigsaw for curves or an orbital sander for gentler, more controlled material removal, cut or sand precisely along the scribed line. The goal is to remove only the excess material, allowing the edge of the trim piece to perfectly match the irregular contour of the wall or ceiling. For very minor adjustments, sandpaper can be used by hand.

Goal: Remove excess material from the trim piece to match the scribed contour.

Tools and materials

  • Jigsaw โ€” Cutting along the scribed line, especially for intricate curves
  • Safety Glasses โ€” Protecting eyes during cutting and sanding
  • Sander โ€” Fine-tuning the cut edge or for gentler material removal along the scribe line

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