Yes. Slow the whole thing down to the pace of the slowest part. And then slow it down some more. Do it excruciatingly, painfully, slowly. Basically, perform the cut as smoothly and dextrously as you would like to eventualy perform it, but in slow motion. Give your mind and body time to absorb all the finger positions and grip transitions without feeling rushed. If you've already been working on it, after running through the movements a few hundred times slowly, it will start to feel more comfortable and you'll find it can be sped up gradually with no loss of smoothness.