Frame for glass bottle cutter.
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For file: BOTTLE_CUTTER_TOOL_SINGE_WASHER_0.3mm_PLA_MK3S_9m.gcode
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- Weight reported by the author
- 2 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 9 min
- Source material
- PLA
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- PLA
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- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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- 0.20mm Standard
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It's a frame to hold a glass engraving tool useful to cut round glass objects.
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It's a frame to hold an engraving tool to cut round glass objects.
This is the first prototype.
I only updated the back-end plate (file "Bottle_cutter_slider_02" and see photos), now it is more rigid but its purpose is not to prevent the bottle from sliding horizontally it's only a reference for cutting. I also put a link with examples of silicone bands to mount on the rollers.
I had other improvements in mind but unfortunately I can't find some parts of the project on Tinkercad anymore, I don't know if I'll find the time to reconstruct the original drawings with the relative references.
Hardware required for assembly:
- 4 x M3 nuts
- 4 x M3x15 mm countersunk head screws
- 6 x M4 nuts
- 4 x M4x10 mm countersunk head screws
- 2 x M4x35 mm exagonal head screws
- 1 x M6 nuts
- 1 x M6x45 mm exagonal head screws
- 4 x ⌀3 x 55mm steel pins
- Silicone rubber band
Note: the project you see in the photos uses rollers that I took from a plotter while in the print files are loaded cylinders of equal diameter to which you need to insert a 3 mm diameter bar as a pin to obtain the rollers.
The pin must be bent and fixed in the side hook on one of the roller supports.
I suggest covering the rollers with rubber so that they have more friction on the glass. You can use a heat-shrinking sheath or a printed cover in soft TPU (print file not present) but silicone rubber band would be great.
A stiff metal plate could be attached in the side stop in order to make it more reliable.
Using the holes in the arm it can also be adapted to hold a variety of tools. You can design it on your needs.