razor blade scraper holder 3d models

Standard size razor blade storage is a top priority for any grooming enthusiast. ...Securely storing these essential tools ensures they remain sharp and within reach when needed most.

A convenient organizer designed specifically for storing and managing a collection of safety razor blades, keeping them neatly arranged within easy reach.

The handle has been specifically crafted to securely grip a typical trapezoid-shaped razor blade, using the aid of two adjustable screws.

Rasor stand Razor holder

This device securely stores about one hundred razor blades, which are neatly packed in twenty five-packs. ...A convenient slot allows easy access to remove the blades as needed, while a protective lid keeps everything organized and within reach.

This unit is designed specifically for disposing of blades from disposable straight razors. ...I built it to safely and efficiently eliminate these blades, ensuring they don't pose any risk to users or the environment.

It is important to dry your razor blades after use. ...And if like me you don't like to leave your blades lying around, you can print my 3d model which will allow you to dry them safely.

I don't have a big box of razors that I need to store, just a few that I have lying around. ...I solve the problem of razors falling over when it's empty by making a few dividers that are smaller than the height of the razor blades

Razor blade pendant ================ This is a replica of a razor blade for use e. g. as a pendant. The size of the blade is 81 x 40 x 2 mm (0.32 x 0.16 x 0.08 inches). Printed best in a silver color to simulate stainless steel. Of course the blade...

A handy DIY ultrasonic knife constructed with a unique razor blade attachment and a Philips Sonicare E-Series toothbrush. A sturdy 3M screw secures the razor blade firmly in place. ...Position it at a precise 90-degree angle on the side for maximum...

The disadvantage of such a knife is the blade thickness and the sharp corners of the knife blade, which caused scratches on the glass.With a double-sided razor (0.1mm in thickness) there is a lot of flexibility and the edges of the blade are also...

... printer if its too tight or loose. Or even height for greater friction fit. 6mm blade depth, so will fit over blades even in holders and handles. ...or once again scaled to fit As an added bonus, it can stand upright on a flat surface too.

... You can replicate this project with ease by following my lead and utilizing SelfCAD's intuitive features. This razor blade protector is an excellent addition to any home or office, ensuring your safety while maintaining the quality of your blades.

... a close and smooth shave when paired with the right shaving cream or gel. Razor blades come in various types such as double-edge, cartridge, safety razor, and disposable options. ...Choosing the best one depends on individual preferences and needs.

... print it out. ...My goal was to see if it could be used as a guide to create an opening that would snugly hold a razor blade in a separate design. ...The razor slipped right into the hole created by this model, which confirms my initial intention.

One-Way container for used razor blades Print instructionsPrint with the opening down. https://a360.co/3diroqg

A handy little box to stash your extra razor blades, keep them upright so they're ready for slicing and I've found it's a good idea to add some support trees while you're at it.

A Protective Sleeve for Discarded Razor Blades is Conveniently Stored Here.\n\nThe Printer:\n-- A Device Designed by Eustathios\n\nPrinting Material:\n-- Clear, Transparent Red Plastic Made from Renewable Resources.

Box for used razor blades. A round magnet stuck to the back. Diameter is 12mm Soft opening on the lid. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Clone Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm

This small case allows you to protect the blade of the razor type "vest" in the toilet bag. Often on the move I use it all the time. ... it's basic but effective.

Plastic razor blade insert. Used for removing decals, sticky tape etc off a surface you don't want to scratch with metal. ... I did not taper any edge as the wear pretty quick.

This device is specifically engineered for compatibility with a solitary edge razor blade. ...Miter slots are strategically positioned at the far end, allowing users to grasp the tool securely in place.

This is especially handy while traveling where you would like to throw your safety razor into your dopp kit last minute without thinking about it to much or the need to take the blade out first. The small tabs you can see in the slicer preview...

This is a handle for a modelers razor blade. Is it necessary to print this model from ABS or ASA, that this model be a strong. Print you this model with the supports, in a possition as in the picture.Cove is it possible to download here:...

This is a razor blade stand that holds a man or woman's razor. It is designed to fit in the elliptical shaped recess of a standard sink. The razor bed is elevated about 15mm to keep your razor out of the water and has 68 holes that drain water and...

... designed to complement Thingiverse's item #16598, attaches at a 90-degree angle to walls and features two small compartments for holding safety razors. ...Simply print, attach to the wall, hang razors and brushes, and store blades in the provided bins.

This is a simple design of a razor blade. I made this for airsoft games that allow hidden knifes or blades. This is obviously dull, and not made with the intent to cut anything. ... It is also quite usefull as a shim or wedge to split plastic cases...

Double-edge razor users will appreciate a secure storage solution that keeps blades separate from plastic bags, which can cause damage. Simply attach the lid with glue for added security. ...I've included the Fusion 360 file for anyone who wants to...

Safety Razor Blade - Meets GOST R 51243-99 Specifications This flat blade measures 43 millimeters in length, 22 millimeters in width, and has a thickness of just 1 millimeter. ...To achieve the precise thickness required for your specific needs, simply...

Insert a standard razor blade and screw together the two halves using m4 screws.Firmly grip it and glide over a material 3-4 mm thick to cut it. Cut in such a direction that the sharp end of the blade leads.Please please please be carefull with it.