Leathercraft Tool

After reading in the LCSJ the article by Jesse Smith,I have a question. If I understand correctly and it works it would seriously speed up  work. He does not go into the details but it concerns with picture 4 and 5 on page 29. He cuts one side and uses it as a tap-of for the other side. Does this work? Does anyone here use it? I have used cut tap offs and stuff but I never thought this could be done. Is the cut side allowed to dry before using as a tap off? It may seem dumb but till now everytime I needed mirrored sides, I got my tracing pattern trace it on the other side of the paper and erase the side I used first.   Thank you   Lui

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