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Hobby Xacto Knife - Blade Container
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Hobby Xacto Knife with Blade Container
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Hobby Xacto Knife with Blade Container
Features
- blade container
- interchangeable handles
- compatible with no11 blade
- blade cover include
Print Instructions
- be careful
- this is a very tight fit, your printer must be well calibrated
- the classic perimeter generator produces better threads
- for best result, print each part separately
- try to fit the test blade to avoid injury
- try the original Xacto Knife first
- print settings
- use default 0.20mm QUALITY PrusaSlicer Settings
- avoid crossing perimeters : recommended
- nozzle diameter : 0.40 mm
- layer height : 0.20
- filament : PETG
- supports : none
- brim : maybe
- use default 0.20mm QUALITY PrusaSlicer Settings
- collar
- classic perimeter generator : recommended
- perimeters : 3 or 4
- chuck
- classic perimeter generator : recommended
- brim : recommended
- perimeters : 4
- infill : 20%
- handles
- brim : recommended
- perimeters : 3
- infill : 20%
- grips
- filament : PETG, PLA or TPU
- infill : 15%
- cap
- filament : PETG or PLA
- infill : 15%
- blade_cover
- default 0.20mm QUALITY PrusaSlicer Settings
- test_blade
- default 0.10mm DETAIL PrusaSlicer Settings
Assembly
- you may need to clean the chuck jaws
- pass an Xacto blade between each jaws
- be careful not to break anything ;-)
- pass an Xacto blade between each jaws
- screw the collar to the chuck
- make sure the collar is facing the right way
- turn clockwise to tighten the chuck (and lock the blade in place)
- turn counterclockwise to loosen the chuck (and release the blade)
- chose a grip and slide it onto the chuck
- choose a handle and screw it to the chuck
- turn clockwise to tighten the handle
- turn counterclockwise to change handle
- screw the cap to the handle
- turn clockwise to close the container
- turn counterclockwise to open
- insert the blade into the jaw
- make sure you insert the blade into its slot
- tighten chuck until blade is secure
- clip the blade cover to the collar