bread lame 3d print

Bread lame to hold standard double sided safety razor blades. ... Printed with very little support material Requires some hand fitting

This is Gyrobot's excellent bread lame with a slightly modified handle. ...

mom wanted a bread lame. ... I designed a holder for standard double edge blades.

... To print a lame without support, choose your desired body, safety guard, and handle parts. Infill the body at high levels for added strength. To enhance easy bridging of gaps in the handle's octagonal hole, rotate the part or adjust infill angles.

This is a bread lame that accepts standard DE razor blades. The blade clip locks into place to securely hold the blade during use and there is a knurled thumb ramp on the clip to help you manipulate the it while keeping your fingers away from the...

This is a bread lame that accepts standard DE razor blades. ...The blade clip locks into place to securely hold the blade during use and there is a knurled thumb ramp on the clip to help you manipulate the it while keeping your fingers away from the...

Rectangular bread lame, using standard double edge razor blade and no extra hardware parts. This design allows the blade to be safely stored, and allows two different exposed blade lengths. The holder is roughly 45mm x 30mm x 7mm, and is easily...

I wanted a simple to use round bread lame where: the razor does not slip or rotate the amount of razor sticking out is configurable thickness is configurable it doesn't require a separate nut and screw Printing I use petg, but pla or any other hard...

Rectangular bread lame, using standard double edge razor blade and no extra hardware parts. This design allows the blade to be safely stored, and allows two different exposed blade lengths. The holder is roughly 45mm x 30mm x 7mm, and is...

I have not found a Lame that was to my liking. ...So I made this one here. It is a bit thicker than most and also holds the blade very secure. There is no need for any tools or clue or screws. This is a print and go lame. ... Enjoy

I wanted a simple to use round bread lame where:the razor does not slip or rotatethe amount of razor sticking out is configurablethickness is configurableit doesn't require a separate nut and screwPrintingI use petg, but pla or any other hard plastic...

#### A simple bread lame based on the UFO lame The razor blade can be stored between the two halves for safe-keeping when not in use. #### Additional items required: * Razor blade * M3-0.5 nut * M3-0.5 x 8mm cap head machine screw [Hardware...

"Lame" is the fancy French name for a blade used to score bread prior to baking. This version is straight (as opposed to some version where the blade is bent in an arc). To assemble: - 2 x [M4x12 flathead screws]...

Lacking enthusiasm, the individual previously utilized a bread loaf scorer prior to the baking process. ...A typical safety razor blade, commonly employed for shaving purposes, is inserted into the device, extending 1/8 inch to ensure uniform scoring...

youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGm6wvc7Zmo&t=42s I modeled this bread cutter so that after printing, all you have to do is screw in the blade and put the cap on it after use. The screw and nut secure the blade perfectly. Use a support...

A Simple Bread Scoring Knife (Bread Lame).

Simple bread lame Requires: 1 Double edge safety razor blade 3 M3 10 cap screw 3 M3 hex nuts. ... Print according to the provided pictures, the cap can also be printed with the hollow part facing the bed.

This is a sourdough bread lame which means it's a holder for a razor blade. No extra parts or screws needed, just insert blade and lock in place with the included pin. ...Both parts should br printed vertically.

Bread lame based on fns720's design but with M3 screws instead and a few improvements for the lame cover to lock better in place.

This holds my Zatoba bread lame (aka slasher) up so the blade doesn't get banged around between uses.

... bit when installing the blade but that should be fine. Edited to add a fused pun and knob model called “combined_lock_lame.stl” for anyone who prefers to print these together using more supports. ...I have not tested this file so it may not work.

Print instructionsCategory: Tools Summary This is a bread lame used to score bread before baking it. I made it as a gift my uncle who is a baker. I can’t guarantee that it will work, but at least it looks nice. It should fit most double edged razor...

Not impressed with other bread lames I found here, mainly due to their covers (or lack thereof). As a fan of butterfly knives, let's combine the two. It's best to glue the "clamp" parts together after printing - a tiny slot is created between them...

This lame is used to more safely hold a razor when scoring bread for baking. It is made to work with an M3x6 screw and a matching heated insert (with D4.6 X L4.0). ...To work without the insert, I've also included a version that uses a standard M3...

UFO style bread lame that allows for safer use since your fingers are protected from the blade when loosening/tightening. Nut is very tight but can be tapped into place with a light hammer and the screw will thread into the part. ... Machine screw...

This lame is used to more safely hold a razor when scoring bread for baking. It is made to work with an M3x6 screw and a matching heated insert (with D4.6 X L4.0). ...To work without the insert, I've also included a version that uses a standard M3 nut.

A Lame (pronounced LAHM, meaning “blade” in French) is typically a long thin stick made to hold a metal razor used to cut, or score, bread dough to help control the expansion of the loaf as it bakes. ...One is offset 30 degrees allowing the correct...

This is a UFO style bread lame. Works with any double edge razor. Currently uses M3 nuts and bolts, however M3 is too large to allow the razor to slide imbetween the halves so the piece has to be completely unscrewed to change position of the razor.

This was a special request from my wife, who asked for a custom bread lame for baking during lockdown! Priority was to have a razor-blade holder which we could keep in the kitchen drawers safely, and this was the solution. This blade-holder uses 5...

... better results when printing the "Stem" at .2mm layer height, and the "Handle" at .25mm layer height. Lastly, you should print the "Handle" standing up, the hole will be much more symmetrical than if you print it laying down. Category: 3D Printing