School Scissors Handle
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The handle of my scissors broke and I designed a replacment for it.
First of all, change the bridge angle to 90º to avoid using supports (4th and 5th photos).
I recomend to print it with 5 contours for a 0.4 nozzle, but anything equivalent should be fine.
It doesn's really matter if you use one infill or another, but I used 15% gyroid and 0,2 layer height. The stiffness has to be given by the number of contours.
After printing, you only have to put a little drop of glue in your scissors and place the new handle in its place. It could work without the glue, but it seems safer to me.
It fits tight, but works perectly in my opinion. Anyway, if you need different tolerances, let me know it!
I hope you find it usefull!