Blade protector for Shun DM7300 shears
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We picked up the Shun DM7300 kitchen shears as they were highly recommended by the folks of Cook's…
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- Printables
- Category
- Kitchen
- License
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We picked up the Shun DM7300 kitchen shears as they were highly recommended by the folks of Cook's Illustrated/Americas' Test Kitchen. Since we are going to keep them in a drawer, it seemed like a good idea to have something to protect the blades. Since they didn't come with anything, I quickly drew this up. Printed a test piece and was surprised to see how well the blade shape matched a simple elliptical shape. Fits nice, a little bit of an interference fit so not likely to fall off.
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Category: Kitchen & Dining Summary
We picked up the Shun DM7300 kitchen shears as they were highly recommended by the folks of Cook's Illustrated/Americas' Test Kitchen. Since we are going to keep them in a drawer, it seemed like a good idea to have something to protect the blades. Since they didn't come with anything, I quickly drew this up. Printed a test piece and was surprised to see how well the blade shape matched a simple elliptical shape. Fits nice, a little bit of an interference fit so not likely to fall off.
Print Settings
Printer Brand: Prusa
Printer: i3 MK3
Rafts: No
Supports: No
Resolution: 0.2mm
Infill: N/A
Filament: Prusa PLA silver
Notes:
Designed to be printed standing up on the tip end, so I used a nice, wide brim (12mm) to ensure bed adhesion as it got to the top layers. Could be printed laying down but would require supports. Printed standing on the tip it requires no supports.