microJIG GRR-RIPPER-style Handle
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I needed a handle for a thin-strip cutting jig for my table saw.
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I recently built a thin-strip cutting jig for my table saw, but it needed some kind of handle to safely guide it through the end of the cut. I own several Grr-Rippers and LOVE the comfort and safety they provide. I figured the handle would be perfect for my purposes.
This handle can be screwed to my jig and removed and reused if I ever have to upgrade or remake parts of the jig. I guess one could also use threaded inserts and bolts.
I printed this lying on it's side with no supports.
Printer: Ender-3 MAX with 0.4 nozzle and a Sprite extruder
Filament: Overture PETG - Orange
Layer height: 0.20
Infill: 10% gyroid
Perimeters: 3
Top Bottom Layers: 3
Print time: 3h55m
Filament used: 41.44 g (13.57 m)