But isn't the real problem how you dry it?

Seems like a practical choice, to be fair. The whole art trend in bullet journals can feel like a chore sometimes. If it works, it works.

Tungsten carbide wheels need oil to last, but cheap cutters often come with plastic handles that leak. I ruined a sheet of 3/8 inch glass because the oil tank cracked mid-cut. Now I use a cutter with a sealed oil system, and it makes a huge difference with thick stock. That jagged edge you had sounds like a dry cut problem, not just a bad wheel. Spending more on a cutter that holds oil properly saved me from similar messes.

So an AI is better at Feng Shui than I am now, great. Next it'll suggest putting the couch in the kitchen for better "flow" or hanging it from the ceiling to "maximize floor space." My own brain just said "put it against the wall," and I thought that was genius. Honestly kinda rude for a robot to have better interior design skills. Guess I'll ask it where to put my ugly souvenir mug collection next.

Yikes, that must have been awkward. Who questions gravity while you're just trying to paint?