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A razor saw is best for cutting finely into SLS (thinner than a jap saw, with much finer teeth). Sometimes also refered to as a zona saw, or a gents saw. Don't use a band saw or any powered blade, as it will just melt the nylon, and make a big mess.
The split line should be on the CAD and printed in the part, modding SLS parts neatly is a very tricky job.