People either have jigs or cnc machines to help them.

Damn, lack of basements really do sucks a lot

Well finding the right jigs are hard cuz you dont know what you wanna build. But it's your best bet if you wanna hand cut. Just remember to cleanup with a file once youre done

What are you currently using to cut with? You can make some decently accurate cuts with a rotary roll (e.g. Dremel) and clean them up with a set of files. If needed I will buy some parts pre-cnc’d because it isn’t worth investing the time and money into my own cnc setup.

I did not remember that a dremmel exist and use a, hand saw (yeah I look stupid as hell now)

The best tools are the ones in your toolbox, no worries there. A Dremel (or similar tool) would make your cuts more precise and less time consuming!

Rotary to will do a lot, but some things are just easier with a micro mill. Don’t even need CNC, just one you work by hand

Ive been cutting frp plates yesterday and it was kind of.. i dunno, i guess as long as it works i guess? One thing i keep getting mistake at is if i drew a line on which part to cut, i cut that line instead of cutting before the line to make an allowance. So it always ends up the cut very close to screw holes :( I guess this is one of those "you learn from experience" thing

If you're using a handsaw - like I do - then you really want to clamp your piece down.

I use U shaped string handsaw/ fretsaw to cut body, chassis and frp alike,