45 degree foam cutter 3d models

A remix of a 45-degree foam board cutter to provide better support and the foam board slides through. A safety cover is included now. I use a rubber band to hold it on. Use caution when inserting the blade - I hold the blade with small pliers...

A model designed with Tinkercad at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cqeJJu7TB32-45-angle-foam-razor-blade-cutter. Key features: Lock in the razor blade by designing a better mechanism to hold it tight. Add double 45-degree cuts for efficient...

I Cut a 45-degree End Cut on Foam Sheet. It's Intended for Use in Foam Model Airplane Construction. Bevel Control Surface Joints with Ease. To Get Started, You'll Need: * 3 Small Sheet Metal Screws * 1 Single Edge Razor Blade Before Assembling,...

This remake of Balassy's Foam Board 45 Degree Bevel Cutter focuses on ergonomics. Check it out at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2719540. This cutter is made for use with dollar tree foam board and similar thicknesses of foam board. The 45...

I edited the Foam Board 45 Degree Bevel Cutter file so no supports are required, added a utility blade cover for safety, and reversed the design for easier use with right-handed cutting. The result is a more straightforward and safer tool to work...

This 45-degree bevel cutter utilizes standard utility blades and was crafted specifically for use on dollar tree foam board. It works flawlessly for cutting bevels for folds and hinges for control surfaces! This bevel cutter is engineered to...

I've tweaked the reliable bevel cutter model remix of TimBolton on Thingiverse to add rounded edges, making it a joy to grip. The modifications also include M3 screws to secure the blade in place and hold the two parts together firmly. ...I'm grateful...

Added some blocks to the 45 degree foam board cutter. Now the blade is fixated and now you can use a (metal) ruler to make more precise cuts. It takes practice to make a good clean passe-partout cut, but it is definitely do-able. ...

I recently established a straightforward link that allows for effortless creation of foam boards used as Game Master screens.

Here is a tool designed to help cutting foam board with a 45° angle, on a straight line, for ailerons, rudder, and all other control surfaces. ...Put it aside a ruler and drag it along !

Simple stand for foam core, prints in about 20 minutes. ...Has slots every 45 degrees.

To accomplish this, I designed a tool that securely holds standard single-edged razor blades, making precise 45-degree angled cuts and maintaining an exact depth of 1mm. Please exercise caution when using this tool. It was printed with exceptional...

... All you need is a few rubber bands to hold it in place. I recommend lining the bottom with felt for smoother glide. does not require any supports. Grip is set to a 45 degree angle. ... https://youtube.com/shorts/sIu76HS3Egg?feature=share

snaps your 1.75 filament into the 45 degree slot and then cut, or snap it instead into the 90 degree slot and then make your cut. press down on a single edge razor blade carefully and finish making the cut you need. I secured mine beneath the top...

90 degree block v8 for foam board angle cutter by Motorpixiegimbals

this a vertical back fence for a cheap foam cutter known as a KD-6 to allow better tall cuts. It has a cut in the back to fit the horizontal plate on the machine. I printed with simply3d on an ender 3 pro. I used supports to print. Version 1 was...

The vertical back fence is designed specifically for a budget-friendly foam cutter called the KD-6, allowing for easier execution of tall cuts. It features a cutout at the rear to accommodate the horizontal plate that comes with the machine. I...

I needed a tool that would guarantee my foam board cuts were **perpendicular**, and allow me to precisely **control the depth** of the cut. So I created this model that hosts a hobby knife modeling (carving) blade, which can be completely retracted...

All 3-D printed all you need is a razor blade. print at 0.2mm. I've only tried with PLA not sure about PETG. print the main body standing up with a brim. ...You can try making the pin solid if it breaks make it 2 or 3 perimeters so I can flex.

All 3-D printed all you need is a razor blade. print at 0.2mm. I've only tried with PLA not sure about PETG. print the main body standing up with a brim. ...You can try making the pin solid if it breaks make it 2 or 3 perimeters so I can flex.

Attach common precision knife blade to part 1 with two additional screws. ... Print Settings Printer: Fabrikator mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 50% Notes:

Clip for attaching 5mm foam board pieces. ...This one is for 45 degree corners

A pottery clay tool designed for quick and precise cutting of clay at 30°, 45°, and 60° degree angles. Things you will need:4x 4-40 brass heat set PEMs4x 4-40x.25in screwsAn old guitar string or stainless steel braided wire both work well.

The files for crafting the handles of my foam cutter are available online at https://wiki.heidelberg-makerspace.de/wiki/Project:Foam_Cutter, where you can find detailed build instructions.

This is an innovative foam cutter that employs a hot wire to precision-cut through polystyrene foam. A 12-volt power supply heats the wire to a precise temperature, allowing for smooth and controlled cuts. ...To explore further details and comprehensive...

A foam cutter was fabricated in Mechatronics Design 41030 at DTU during spring 2014, with a comprehensive build log available on the project website http://mechatronicsdesign8.wordpress.com/. The machine will be uploaded soon. On the blog, you'll...

Phlatprinter-inspired foam cutter machine for light-weight tools such as needle-cutter, laser, pen/marker, drag-knife, etc. Constructed from inexpensive construction materials like 3/4" EMT, window-screen frame, 5/16" machine nuts/bolts, etc., and...

simple scalpel blade foam cutter for use primarily with 5mm foam board. This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2719562 which I found to be a good idea but was impractical in that it required enlarging the hole in the stainless...

Simple DIY Foam Cutter. I employed resistance wire (nickel chromium alloy wire) in conjunction with a variable power source to regulate voltage/heat levels. Secure the hot wire using M3 screws, washers, and nuts. This design proves highly effective.

This tool streamlines the process of dividing a circular foam section into two symmetrical parts, requiring minimal exertion.