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This is my 28mm version of my Tear Drop Packing Tape Dispenser which fits all packing/masking tape up to 28mm wide.Check my other models for the 50mm wide version.Its strong, really easy to use and cuts the tape with minimal effort.Fits all packing/masking tape up to 28mm wide with internal diameter of >70mmAll parts are easy to print and require no supports. *I chose to use a steel roller pin as apposed to the printed part as I was finding that the printed part would bind up most likely due to the frictional heat generated when taping up a lot of boxes like I was when I was moving house. This may not be an issue for you so I've included the printed version.Additional parts needed that aren't printed (see additional images)<ul><li>2 x Small screws approx 15mm long</li><li>1 x 6mm x 32mm rod(metal preferred but printed version available)</li><li>1 x 27mm x 19mm Stanley blade(I filed the edges down so please use caution)</li><li>OPTIONAL - 1 x 1mm x 27mm x 55mm plastic card (*I used an old plastic membership card) This may not be necessary but I was finding that some of the cheap plastic tapes would retract back into the dispenser after being cut so I added a plastic card to put a little bit of pressure on the tape roll to minimise it from happening. Should it happen its as easy as unscrewing the lid, pull the tape out, screw lid back on and your back in action.</li></ul>Printing recommendations<ul><li>Material: PLA/PETG/ABS</li><li>Supports needed: No</li><li>Raft/Brim needed: No</li><li>I printed mine at<ul><li>0.2mm (I have a 0.4mm nozzle)</li><li>15-20% infill(rectilinear)</li><li>4 wall loops</li><li>4 top and bottom shell layers</li><li>Seam Position: Aligned</li></ul></li></ul>Assembly Instructions<ol><li>Insert the 27mm(w) Stanley blade into the blade slot</li><li>Insert the Plastic card into the card slot(optional) (*Make sure that the card doesn't protrude higher than the width of the base as this will prevent the lid from closing properly)</li><li>Place the steel rod into the base roller hole</li><li>Place roller over the steel rod</li><li>Place roller cover over the rod and secure with the two small screws</li><li>Insert tape with the lead under the roller</li><li>Screw lid down but don't over-tighten</li></ol>Please comment on how the tape dispenser works for you and if you're looking for any other larger/smaller sizes or you happen to have ideas of how I might improve it then let me know as I'd love to hear from you.Enjoy and happy 3D Printing! :D

28mm Tear Drop Packing Tape Dispenser

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