Reddit reviews Double Sided Self Healing Cutting Mat, Rotary Cutting Board with Grid & Non Slip Surface, Rotary Cutter for Craft, Fabric, Quilting, Sewing, Scrapbooking Project (11.7X 8.6X 1/8in)
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Self-Healing cutting mat Re-seals after every cut, protect your work surface, miniature desk and the workbench from the damage of craft knives, straight cutting blades, tracing cutter and rotary cutter.Eco-Friendly Material That Won't Warp: You can feel good about using a thin cutting mat that's nontoxic and resists curling. Makes a great gift for teachers, crafters and avid quilters.In Inches & cm, Double-Sided - Both Imperial and Metric guides are printed, and we ensure the grid lines are accurate to help you measure and line up material easilyEfficient and Precise. This rotary cutter kit gives you efficiency and precision while you work. Our 1/8in rotary fabric cutter can cut through multiple layers of fabric, felt, vinyl, batting, and paper which adds efficiency to your work and decreases time used in cutting.Perfect gift for artist, craftsman, quilters, engraver and hobbyists. You can use this mat as a desktop mat or protector at your room, home, school or office
In that case, I would skip using graph paper and if you don't already own one, buy a cutting mat like this
I know it's not the answer you wanted to hear. We would all love to have a 3D scanner that outputs CAD data seamlessly that doesn't cost $100,000 but they just don't exist yet. The technology is getting better, but it's just not an inexpensive one-click solution yet.
If you want to play around with 3D scans, check out /r/Photogrammetry
With photogrammetry you can use your cell phone camera to feed pictures into free or commercial software to create 3D point clouds. The point clouds are then connected and converted to meshes which are then processed into solid models.
If you're still a student, ask around. Many universities have laser scanners that could quickly create a 3D model like you're describing. Good luck and let us know if you find a satisfactory solution!