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Paper cutting is the art of shaping paper using tools like scissors and cutters, with applications in crafts, design, and construction. It includes manual, mechanical, and digital cutting methods, each suited for different scales and precision needs. Safety precautions are essential, such as using stable surfaces and sharp tools properly.
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Paper cutting is the art of shaping paper using tools like scissors and cutters, with applications in crafts, design, and construction. It includes manual, mechanical, and digital cutting methods, each suited for different scales and precision needs. Safety precautions are essential, such as using stable surfaces and sharp tools properly.
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Note on Paper Cutting

Definition:
Paper cutting is the art or process of cutting paper into desired shapes, patterns, or sizes,
using tools like scissors, cutters, or die machines. It is widely used in crafts, design,
prototyping, and construction documentation.

Types of Paper Cutting:

1. Manual Cutting:

o Using scissors, utility knives, or craft cutters.

o Suitable for small-scale or creative designs.

o Requires precision and skill.

2. Mechanical Cutting:

o Using guillotines or rotary paper trimmers.

o Common in printing presses and bulk cutting.

o Ensures clean and accurate edges.

3. Digital/Automated Cutting:

o Involves laser cutters, plotters, or CNC machines.

o Used in industrial design, packaging, and engineering.

Applications:

• Art & Craft: Origami, kirigami, scrapbooking, greeting cards.

• Construction/Engineering: Model-making, layout boards, BOQ marking.

• Education: Visual aids, diagrams, project work.

• Printing & Publishing: Trimming books, flyers, brochures.

Safety Precautions:

• Always cut on a proper cutting mat or stable surface.

• Use sharp tools with proper handling technique.

• Keep fingers away from the cutting path.

• Store tools safely after use.

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