How to do Lap Seam Corners

I've done a few 'how to make corner' videos, but this one is truly the very tight details of a tab / lap seam corners on a square or rectangle shape. This is probably one of the easier corners to do, and you mostly need a hand brake to do it after it's cut. It's much stronger than a butt seam corner, and there's not a way to do a crimp seam - so short of the folding technique I did in another video, this is one of the most common corner seams and relatively easy to do. :) Hope it's helpful!
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[@charles1738]

Hello, l've only just dicovered your channel, so thank you for sharing your art.
I'm making some large animal shaped cookie cutters out of tin. Have you done a video on how to fold the edges so that people don't cut their hands on top sharp edges ?
I don't have any specialized tools for forming wired edges, so l was thinking perhaps of just a simple fold over the edges.

[@housecopper]

I use a bar folder. You could also use a brake. Worst case is carefully hammering over a long tinner's anvil or getting a little hand brake and doing it in bits slowly to bend over the one side of the edge.

[@philipripper1522]

awwww you were cutting corners ^.^

[@housecopper]

lololol!