I KNEW I wasn't the only one to think of this exact invention lol. Probably just a... well... homage... probably, haha.

alexanderdubz

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No Credit to the "Card Sharp" by Iain Sinclair for designing this years ago?

Bruce

Zeunas

0.12mm layer, 4 walls, 50% infill

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Ho recentemente utilizzato questo file 3D e sono rimasto estremamente soddisfatto del risultato. La qualità del file è eccezionale, con dettagli precisi e ben definiti che si sono trasferiti perfettamente nella stampa finale. Il modello era facilmente scalabile e non ha presentato alcun problema durante il processo di stampa.

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I recently used this 3D file and was extremely pleased with the results. The file quality is exceptional, with precise and well-defined details that transferred perfectly to the final print. The model was easily scalable and presented no issues during the printing process.

Nu.Gundam94

Printed this but there are so many tiny supports that it’s impossible to remove them. 

Raeleen

Evgenii Safronov

MANUEL MASALA

Idee ist gut, jedoch der Druck, bzw. das entfernen der Stütze gestaltet sich schwierig.

The concept is excellent, however, the printing process and, in particular, support removal prove challenging

Bluhminga

I haven’t printed it yet but I have the reel one and this looks cool

printer master 101

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MaxM

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<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>Enjoy the design? BOOST PLEASE &lt;3</boostcontent></boostme>Here is a useful, low filament use, quick to print, folding card knife!&nbsp;Before printing, I print the base in PETG as it has to fold. PLA can fold fine but may snap after a lot of folding. I recommend PETG for the base part.&nbsp;After printing the base and the blade, you need to carefully remove the support from the base piece. Depending on how wet your filament is, this process may be a little annoying. &nbsp;After removing the support, you need to press the blade on the blade. Use pliers, a vice, or a hammer to press the blade completely into the tight fitting holes.&nbsp;Now you have your card knife!!! Enjoy!

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