Tell me about these kit cutters:
Well, I'm agreeing with you Mr. Gill, as well as with Chad......
Like I said, it doesn't mean squat one way or the other. laser vs. hand cut, when you're doing one of a kind.....
Having said that, and having read your post Mr. Gill, I certainly can relate to mistakes, errrr, "oversights" in the plans, subsequently resulting in poor parts fits, etc...
Fact is, I just struggled with one such problem involving the landing gear on an airplane (don't want to say which one) whereby the abgles and placement of the rails didn't quite do it in terms of fit....
I had alot of shimming/trimming to do to get it right, even though the kit was laser cut!!
Like I said, it really matters not; laser cut/hand cut for one of a kind construction.
I'll keep you in mind the next time Mr. Gill.