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This is a working box cutter using only one screw and a blade. Both are included with your printer Assembly Guide: Screw the blade into the side that is the thinnest and closest to the outside>Slide the part with the blade into the main…
This is a specially designed box cutter, perfect for cutting through boxes with ease. It provides added safety compared to standard box cutters, making it a more reliable tool for everyday use.
A remix of Ave's excellent 25mm blade holder (Olfa https://olfa.com/products/25mm_hb_silver_snap_blades ). I use the titanium version every day, but always wish I had another in reach. I decided to start printing them and created this…
Holder for small and large box cutters for the honeycomb wall
about this model this is a minimalist boxcutter designed with a comfortable side and a hole for mounting or just for fun . this design was inspired by ‘utility knife f1’ a great model you should also print (after this one) this is the…
I wanted a cheaper alternative to regular boxcutter blades and had a bunch of spare razors lying around, so I got an idea to make a small utility knife that uses them. Each razor can be placed in 4 orientations, so when one side gets dull…
This is a working box cutter using only one screw and a blade. Both are included with your printer Assembly Guide: Screw the blade into the side that is the thinnest and closest to the outside>Slide the part with the blade into the main…
This should work with most cutters, takes about 15mins to print at 0.25 layer height.
Do you use boxcutters in your workshop, home or at work? What do you do with the spent bladeparts, you break off when they become dull? I've been dumping them in empty soda cans because they are around. This has annoyed me. So i've…
