Filament and PTFE Tube Cutter (V2!)
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Bill of Materials
- StanleyBlade x 1:
Description
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Filament + PTFE Cutter
New Version 2 Update!
- Now uses entirely 3D printed parts!
- No need to buy screws for heat inserts, or use a soldering iron.
- Fully 3D printed set of screws.
- Square hole with custom 3D printed tool.
- Flat head screws for use with a standard screwdriver if you prefer.
- No need for extra tools!
- Warning! Please do not over tighten the screws as it’s just plastic at the end of the day. Just finger tight with the tool is enough!
- Added de-bosses for more comfort and grip around your fingers.
- Repositioned the angled filament cutting slot for easier access.
- The version 2 filament cutter is all of the red prints in the photos above, black is version 1.
- All new print profiles are 0.2mm layer height.
- Saves time when printing.
Features
- Cuts standard 1.75mm filament
- 90 degrees
- 45 degrees
- Cuts standard PTFE tube at 90 degrees
- Uses a standard off the shelf Stanley blade
- Replaceable blade design
- Secure and safe fit of blade - difficult to get fingers near the blade
- Rounded ergonomic design for ultimate comfort and ease of cutting
Extra Parts required (For Version 1 Only)
Feel free to modify the STEP file in order to use your own fixing method, I found that using machine screws provides a secure and long lasting fixing method.
- x4 M3x12mm Hex Countersink machine screws OR x4 M3x8mm Hex Bolts (If using socket head screws)
- x4 M3 Threaded heat inserts
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