Thank you so much, Joel! We’re thrilled you loved the knife! It means the world to us after all the time and effort we put into designing it. Your videos are such an inspiration, and seeing our project featured is a dream come true. Keep being awesome! 🙌🔪
@@quickfixstatHi! Thanks for your question! 😊 We’ve had great results using GreenTEC Pro by Extrudr. It’s a tough material but very easy to print with-similar to PLA, but with an exceptional finish. The prints you see on our Printables profile were made with this material and printed on a Prusa MK4. We’ve also created custom profiles for it, which you can find on Printables to make your setup even easier. Let us know if you give it a try! 🚀
@@facenameple4604 Thank you for your suggestion! Adding multiple locking positions for the blade is an interesting idea. We’ll consider it for future developments. If you have specific needs, feel free to share them-your feedback is always valuable.
@@woodwaker1 - I noticed that there wasn't a "no logo" remix. I wasn't going to upload a clean version without the branding, but whatever happens on my 3D printer stays on my 3D printer. 😀
@@siedliko Just pointing out the no remix. I try to respect what the original author has specified, but will admit that I have done some changes - just they never leave my shop!
That's the heirloom pack of razor blades. I inherited my grandfather's 15 years ago. I just got the halfway point. I expect the family will need a new one sometime next century.
I've got several printed in PLA (not the same design, but the same function) and they work really well. My blades have a sideways deflecting key for locking and unlocking. 2 part print. Very nice.
You could anchor the table top to the strand board wall using angle brackets underneath. My "table" is a 24" deep melamine laminated board anchored to the studs in the wall with heavy duty shelf brackets every 16". Does not move even the tiniest bit.
One of my favorite little utility prints. I've made it out of cheap PLA & it worked fine but tougher materials are definitely better so it doesn't wear out over time.
I have a roll of PA-6 GF that I may try to print this with. I also have one more ASA print to do before rebuilding my toolhead to use a Cartographer instead of Tap.
Really like your videos on functional prints. I need these for my garage - I have to tear down boxes for recycling and always seem to loose my knife. I miss Fan Mail Fridays!
Love the video. Just one question, where did you get the design for the multi coloured chest of draws in the background?? My kids love it and want me to print some.
I have some issues with my Anycubic Kobra 2. I still have yet to get a good print without screwing up one thing or another in the print. Either the infill isnt sticking to the walls correctly and staying rigid, or the first layer messes up or doesnt have a clean face, etc. Ive looked for help all over and have yet to find it even on anycubic website. I can buy a new printer but im a bit minimalistic so i dont want 2 printers when i have no use for two
Would you be able to print some figures from the grounded video game? I’m planning my son a themed cake and can’t find any toys from the game. Please let me know as his birthday is next month!!
Without an awesome printer and crazy good filament on hand $7 will get you a box full of fully functional box cutters. That said, very cool use case! Knocked it out of the park👍. I would love to see a double blade design for cutting strips of material that are a consistent width.
@3DPrintingNerd I have a spool in black from siraya tech I've been itching to crack into. This could be a great file to wet my feet with that filament for sure
Just sayin I really don't recommend plastic + utility blades. If it breaks it can cause some serious damage. Even all the plastic blades at stores are using a metal holder for the blade.
No offense but the top surface of your thumbnail version looks like it needs work. I understand it has a lot to do with the material. But is it possible for the machine to output better looking parts?
Awesome, I was just about to get started with my first print in glass filled nylon, and noticed my older Sunlu dryer only goes up to 55C. That’s not going to work, and was only JUST wondering if a better dryer exists…blammo, I open up TH-cam and you had just posted this video. You ROCK, Joel!
It’s totally reasonable to be wary of potential safety hazards but you’re acting like there’s conclusive proof that all CF filled materials are unsafe. There isn’t and it’ll vary on how they’re made. Don’t let the one hack’s TH-cam video completely shape your viewpoint. You obviously don’t need to use CF Nylon for this but also let’s not act like he’s promoting unsafe practices. It’s unknown at best
@@ZoroSeerus I'm just suggesting that a quick mention of possible risks could help somebody making a more informed choice when buying filament. I'm open to changing my mind if some new study comes up showing that carbon/glass filled filaments are safe to use. As of now, I'm sticking with non-filled plastics to be on the safe side.
Just curious if you can buy a utility knife for as little as $2.50 at a store. Why print it. The store bought knifes are also metal and have safety built into them. And I'm sure they'll last longer, I have a couple over 50 years. I do have 3 printers. But this isn't something I'd put in my pocket. I have a regular pocket knife for everyday carry.😊
Ever since Nathan builds robots made his video on CF filament safety, I'm concerned about that to the point where I stopped using it. Could you tell us your take on that?
Thank you so much, Joel! We’re thrilled you loved the knife! It means the world to us after all the time and effort we put into designing it. Your videos are such an inspiration, and seeing our project featured is a dream come true. Keep being awesome! 🙌🔪
Hey Fayron what material do you suggest to print with?
@@quickfixstatHi! Thanks for your question! 😊
We’ve had great results using GreenTEC Pro by Extrudr. It’s a tough material but very easy to print with-similar to PLA, but with an exceptional finish. The prints you see on our Printables profile were made with this material and printed on a Prusa MK4.
We’ve also created custom profiles for it, which you can find on Printables to make your setup even easier. Let us know if you give it a try! 🚀
@@fayron_global I am honored that you responded. Is there any way to pay for license for this?
Can you make a version that has multiple steps to lock the blade in place, rather than just fully extended, and fully retracted?
@@facenameple4604 Thank you for your suggestion! Adding multiple locking positions for the blade is an interesting idea. We’ll consider it for future developments. If you have specific needs, feel free to share them-your feedback is always valuable.
The blade in the desk....*chefs kiss*
The big advantage of 3D printing this utility blade holder is being able to emboss a friend's name into it and give it as a personalized gift.
But be careful, it seemed to have no remix labeled
@@woodwaker1 - I noticed that there wasn't a "no logo" remix. I wasn't going to upload a clean version without the branding, but whatever happens on my 3D printer stays on my 3D printer. 😀
@@woodwaker1 oh no, please dont call the police if I add a name to it hahahah
@@siedliko Just pointing out the no remix. I try to respect what the original author has specified, but will admit that I have done some changes - just they never leave my shop!
@@woodwaker1 As long as you don't sell them, you're good.
That's the heirloom pack of razor blades. I inherited my grandfather's 15 years ago. I just got the halfway point. I expect the family will need a new one sometime next century.
I've got several printed in PLA (not the same design, but the same function) and they work really well. My blades have a sideways deflecting key for locking and unlocking. 2 part print. Very nice.
You could anchor the table top to the strand board wall using angle brackets underneath. My "table" is a 24" deep melamine laminated board anchored to the studs in the wall with heavy duty shelf brackets every 16". Does not move even the tiniest bit.
One of my favorite little utility prints. I've made it out of cheap PLA & it worked fine but tougher materials are definitely better so it doesn't wear out over time.
Adding this to my every growing collection on Printables 😂
Awesome video!!
Liked the video so much I directly sent the print job to my printer I have at home. Thnx
Printed it in PETG a few months ago and loved it 😁
On the cutting edge of fans
cool little box cutter. II've been using retracc for years but this one is so much simpler and requires no magnets, nuts, or bolts. Love it.
It’s such a neat model - I hope you like it when you print it!
And this over here is my jar of knives
I have a roll of PA-6 GF that I may try to print this with. I also have one more ASA print to do before rebuilding my toolhead to use a Cartographer instead of Tap.
4:31 That's just about every print I download... too true
I printed on in PETG on my Prusa and it works great. I wonder if they'll make an auto retracting version. Those safety blades are pretty cool
Really like your videos on functional prints. I need these for my garage - I have to tear down boxes for recycling and always seem to loose my knife. I miss Fan Mail Fridays!
Love the video. Just one question, where did you get the design for the multi coloured chest of draws in the background?? My kids love it and want me to print some.
Here! 3D Printing FURNITURE?!
th-cam.com/video/nevNmwT-Pws/w-d-xo.html
Lol. I feel like I just backed that dryer on kickstarter and there's already a better one.
And you don't have to destroy it to fit a larger spool inside
That designer has a maker world post with the same design. Please post makers world as well! Lol! How we going to print from bed?
Hahaha that’s fair :)
I'd say that you don't want to print it out of CF or GF reinforced plastics due to fiber shedding of the FDM prints.
7:35 i just cant stop, ahh 😂
I have some issues with my Anycubic Kobra 2. I still have yet to get a good print without screwing up one thing or another in the print. Either the infill isnt sticking to the walls correctly and staying rigid, or the first layer messes up or doesnt have a clean face, etc. Ive looked for help all over and have yet to find it even on anycubic website. I can buy a new printer but im a bit minimalistic so i dont want 2 printers when i have no use for two
now i'm tempted to do one in TPU 😂
This is cool! Printing one as we speak from PETG-CF
Is it inspired by the maker knife?? I looks very similar!
Oh shoot it is similar.
Needs to be a model for a Counter-Strike 2 knife. GJ.
A few years back I came across the same type of holder that works with an Xacto blade.
Would you be able to print some figures from the grounded video game? I’m planning my son a themed cake and can’t find any toys from the game. Please let me know as his birthday is next month!!
I can 3d print a gun
Without an awesome printer and crazy good filament on hand $7 will get you a box full of fully functional box cutters.
That said, very cool use case! Knocked it out of the park👍.
I would love to see a double blade design for cutting strips of material that are a consistent width.
🤔🤔 may need to try these in som ABS-GF
THAT is a great filament choice.
@3DPrintingNerd I have a spool in black from siraya tech I've been itching to crack into. This could be a great file to wet my feet with that filament for sure
5:26 is the best moment lol
Just sayin I really don't recommend plastic + utility blades. If it breaks it can cause some serious damage. Even all the plastic blades at stores are using a metal holder for the blade.
Fidget device from A Clockwork Orange...
No offense but the top surface of your thumbnail version looks like it needs work. I understand it has a lot to do with the material. But is it possible for the machine to output better looking parts?
5:26 you are officially cool 🫨
😀
as the joke said if it not ligit enough just bolt it to the wall or floor
Awesome, I was just about to get started with my first print in glass filled nylon, and noticed my older Sunlu dryer only goes up to 55C. That’s not going to work, and was only JUST wondering if a better dryer exists…blammo, I open up TH-cam and you had just posted this video. You ROCK, Joel!
Glad I could help!
spicy fidget
The knife is cool, but the video feels like a big ads
I’m sorry? I got a text about the model from my producer and printed it and loved it. Ask my wife - I talked about it like crazy.
Not ok. Insee a lot of bozos taking those gifts through the airport
Uh, not with the blades in them.
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Aren't you worried about handling CF filled filaments? I think that promoting handling of such materials without any coating is unethical at best..
It’s totally reasonable to be wary of potential safety hazards but you’re acting like there’s conclusive proof that all CF filled materials are unsafe. There isn’t and it’ll vary on how they’re made.
Don’t let the one hack’s TH-cam video completely shape your viewpoint.
You obviously don’t need to use CF Nylon for this but also let’s not act like he’s promoting unsafe practices. It’s unknown at best
@@ZoroSeerus I'm just suggesting that a quick mention of possible risks could help somebody making a more informed choice when buying filament. I'm open to changing my mind if some new study comes up showing that carbon/glass filled filaments are safe to use. As of now, I'm sticking with non-filled plastics to be on the safe side.
That is a debunked myth, please stop spreading fud.
What are the risks you are talking about?
@@piccoleitor there are no risks, don't worry
That is a poor looking print.
Just curious if you can buy a utility knife for as little as $2.50 at a store. Why print it. The store bought knifes are also metal and have safety built into them. And I'm sure they'll last longer, I have a couple over 50 years. I do have 3 printers. But this isn't something I'd put in my pocket. I have a regular pocket knife for everyday carry.😊
Try printing it and let us know what you think-it’s all part of the maker experience! 😊
Ever since Nathan builds robots made his video on CF filament safety, I'm concerned about that to the point where I stopped using it. Could you tell us your take on that?
Debunked bs myth, don't worry.
Is that a 3D printed knife in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?
😁
Just carrying that in public could land you in jail in the People's Republic of UK. 😠
Always knew uk sucks
@@tommo9757 The land of unprotected civilians. I feel for them honestly
Wrong, stop spreading fud.
Make 1984 fiction again.
@@DEWtheMCCOY more bs 🙄
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