Cheese Slicer Handle

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Is your cheese slicer handleless?! :P no probs, I got you covered. Download this epic cheese slicer handle for your cheese slicer and you should be slicin'. Sidenote: Also works on cucumbers! I don't know if cheese slicers are too dutch or not but I ran into the problem of the handle failing on the original handle TWICE! so I designed two different handles. The Handle might work on other things as well but that is for you to figure out. When The Handle is dirty, try to wash it by hand. The dishwasher might cause it to deform. Printing Quality 0.1-0.2 will do. infill should be at least 30%. It should be durable. 40% or 50% is even better. I printed the handles upright with a good 30 line brim. Print 1 Handle at a time otherwise there is a great risk of the nozzle knocking the part over during approach when it is long. Assembly In the last two pictures, accurate dimensions of the slots are given. In order to make the cheese slicer fit into the handle, the cheese slicer should be heated to make a melting-interference-fit? The small end of the slicer should be heated with a candle or a lighter. Don't go overkill on heating. Then the slicer should be pushed carefully into the slot. You can feel the plastic melting slowly and moving into the shape of the slicer. It is important to let it cool down completely for a solid connection. 15-30 minutes will do. The slicer should now already be sufficiently attached to the slot, however, if it is not, you can consider drilling a hole through the top for a M3 or M4. I don't remember :). There is a hexagonal hole for a nut. To make it fit you can also 'heat-press' it in if necessary. Be careful with fire. Disclaimer I'm not liable for any fire-related damage you do to yourself or property in any way. Nice