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At first the broken scissors handle was not working as there was a broken piece on the side thus the end tip of the scissors would not be hold in place, making the scissors not cut as sharp as possible with the handle moving very easily.
With the new 3D printed part, the thing now works properly as there is no broken bits on the side thus the end tip of the scissors would be held in place. The hole for the end in the handle is actually perfect for the end tip as I carefully measured the end tip and made the dimensions accordingly to the measured data from the end tip of the scissors. Couple of things I could have done better is to make the finger grip hole much bigger with it being a bit thinner as I feel like I wasted excessive filament as I did not need the grip to be has thick as it is. Another thing after printing, I can use sand paper or a power tool to help smooth out the inside and outside as that's how the original handle is suppose to be. Finally with all this done, I can apply a thin layer of glue to make the handle feel smooth and polished like the original.
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