Cutting rubbers' technique ...

 

my exp with T05 was like that.

 

Cutting part is easy.  Put the rubber upside down, blade on the sponge, use a pen to trace the line. Use the utility knife cut on the line while the blade is still there, don't do it all the way.  ... Becareful, don't cut the edge of the blade!!!  the final step is to take a pair of sharp scissors and cut on the line.

 

Now you ready to glue, I recommend Yes! Paste.  But it takes forever to dry One more thing, when cleaning the Yes! Paste off the blade, it might cause some wooden blade to change splinter, then you have to let dry and sand

 

Hope that helps

 

 

cheers

 

 

tsa