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The scissors worked but you lose the whole column after the cut because it snaps off. I ended up finding a better way to preserve the material. I had a very small hacksaw in my shed that has a handle like a screw driver and a small blade protruding. It fits the square void so that you can saw back and forth without snapping the plastic piece above it. The scissors work fine and you're not really losing that much material, but I think I have OCD(jk) and want to get as much as I can out the sheet. The scissors were quicker for anyone wondering. Thanks guys

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Scissors! makes a mess, but gets the job done quit and correctly.

I use a table top jig saw, goes through it like a hot knife through butter.

i just use scissors too

I use wire cutters. I wouldn't worry about losing a row of squares. It's what, $10 for a 4' x 6' sheet? At least I think that's the size I got.

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Originally Posted by KING JAMES

I use a pair of sidecutter pliers most of the time.

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Love the "new terms"...................... Old school dikes, that's all I use.

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

Love the "new terms"...................... Old school dikes, that's all I use.

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old school terms like the one for a kellems grip? :P

guess I learned from the older guys, I call my sidecuts - dikes, sidecut pliers - kliens, tongue and groove pliers - dogs