Single Edge Blade Holders

Single Edge Blade Holders

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UPDATED 2018-08-01: I closed off the "back" (opposite the finger rest) so the blade would not slip out the back if you are pushing forward when cutting. Insert the blade in the slot under the finger rest and push it to the back where it will stop. (Idea is thanks to a Thingiverser who noted the blade can slip out the back when pushing forward.) MAIN NARRATIVE: These are two single edge razor blade holders that are identical except one has ribs for gripping and the other has an indentation for gripping. Whichever you prefer. They hold a typical 40mm long single edge razor blade. The blade is held in place by friction. Print vertically with the finger rest nearest the table. Supports not required but they might help the finger rest come out smoother. I designed these specifically for cutting balsa and paper where a DIY'er would want to hold the blade at 45 degrees and press while cutting with the tip of the blade.

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