45 Degree Angle Foam Board Cutter

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Cut foam board for rc airplanes with precision at a perfect 45-degree angle using this tool alongside a sharp razor blade. A razor from Dollar Tree like Adams foam board pairs well for a precise cut. This technique will easily slice through the top layer of paper and foam while leaving the bottom layer intact. Use the industrial razor Tach B-1 Single Razor from Amazon, link available at https://smile.amazon.com/Tach-B-1-Single-Industrial-Razor/dp/B00G9R0ANU/. 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 cutting of airplane wings. Upcoming updates include moving the blade up by 0.2mm for precise control and avoiding cuts through the bottom layer of paper. Print Settings Printer: Custom Delta Printer Resolution: 0.2mm layer height with a nozzle size of 0.4mm Supports: None Rafts: Not used in printing this object When finished, install the blade by inserting it under the lowest peg then pressing the razor flat to secure it firmly into place. Use hot glue as needed for a tight seal and more precise control. Print Time Takes around 50 minutes with an extrusion rate of 4000mm/min when paired with 800mm/min perimeters. Print settings also include 30% infill.