Do you ever have troubles cutting beveled angles in eva foam for your cosplay props, armor, or costumes? Sure you can make it easy by using expensive machines but if you are working in a small space or trying to make your cosplays on a budget then that may not be an option. Whether it is trying to get the right angle and keep it consistent, remembering which lines to cut as bevels, or avoiding jaggedy cuts here are a few tips to help get perfectly clean bevel cuts with simple tools. Using the right foam, the right blades, and a few techniques you can get great bevel cuts with no need for expensive machines.

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