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Utility Razor Blade Disposal Box - Singal

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A quick and easy print to let you safely dispose used utility blades.

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This model lets you safely and easily dispose used utility blades. It is very important to make sure you protect blades when disposing them as they could cause harm if you don't. Just add a pause into the g-code, put the blade into the print, finish the print, and the blade will sit inside the finished print, unable to cause harm to anyone and ready to be disposed of. It only take 4 grams of filament! 

If you would like to edit the mode, I have included Fusion (.f3d) files for you to do so. If there is anything wrong or you have any questions, please reach out to me.

Instructions:

When slicing the model, add a pause into the g-code command right before the cavity gets covered up (layer 12 with .2mm layer height & .4mm nozzle). This will make the printer pause and wait for you to resume it. Then, insert the used blade into the print without taking the print off of the printer. It should have enough clearance to let the printer fishing printing. Once the blade is inserted, click resume on your printer and watch it to make sure the nozzle and blade don't collide. When finished, just throw it away.

If any of that is confusing, follow the pictures below. Note the slicer used in the pictures is Orca (or more so Snapmaker Orca but its the same) so the processes may be different.

- Slice the model.

- Pull the slider down until the model is just about to be covered up.

- Right click the '+' and click "Add Pause".

- Slice the model again.

- Print the model.

- Insert the blade into the print during the pause. Then resume the print, watching to make sure the blade and nozzle don't collide.  (They shouldn't)

- Throw it away!

 

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Need to throw away more than one blade? Check out my other model!

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