Hey

I hope someone can help me figure out how to saw into some handles so they can be mounted on a corner.

I know it sounds strange...

I need to mount a handle on the corner of a box. They're obviously not intended for this but are designed for a flat surface.

I have extra if it turns out that you'll need 2 handles to build a "corner handle."

This is what they look like. Metal handles on a lined paper surface, shown in different orientations. Handles are designed for flat surfaces and need modification for corner mounting.
 
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Oh! That's tricky! To top it off, the handle is "semi-circular" :)
If you absolutely must have this handle, it's a good idea to pair 2 of them as a lot of the "surface" of the handle will be lost for the hand at an angle.
I think I wouldn't have taken on this task myself if I had encountered the same problem, but instead tried to find a "bar" type handle to mount instead.
Upload pictures both before, during, and after as this is really interesting.
 
Pictures as mentioned.
But can you build on a flat surface and screw in the handle?
 
Now I have solved it. Cut straight and "fold" the handle. Then you need to saw out a wedge with rounded/bowed sides.
Here is the prototype. With a bit of soldering and sanding, it will look nice.
Prototype of a modified handle with curved sections cut out, showing multiple metal pieces on a white surface. Prototyping a custom handle with rounded sections, seams visible for welding and sanding, creating a refined metal design.
 
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