Does a small bolt cutter do OK cutting spokes for a wheel build? I'm hoping a cheap bolt cutter will make easier work and put less stress on my cable cutters when cutting and threading spokes for a wheel built. (My hands get knackered pulling on the shortish cable cutters, so 12 inches of leverage would be nice) While the cable cutter did a decent job of keeping the spoke end square-ish, I assume the bolt cutter, which is like a couple chisel points meeting, will give me a chisel-like point on the spoke end.

I'm wondering if anyone's used a bolt cutter for spokes during a build (not a disassembly). I've got a feeling the Hozan threader might not like the non-square end.
To be clear,if you are cutting spokes to size and threading them yourself, any method of cutting that does not bend the cut end of the spoke is probably OK.

You can use a small file to remove burrs or sharp edges afterwards, and make a chamfer if needed by the thread cutter.