Wrapping paper cutter / Gift wrap by Aruba3D

Aruba3D

Tools>Hand Tools

Print Profile(4)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

Designer

1.2 h

1 plate

4.5(87)

[PLA] 0.28mm, 2 walls

Designer

56 min

1 plate

4.4(28)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

1.4 h

1 plate

4.5(2)

PETG 0.20mm

1.3 h

1 plate

4.0(2)

Boost

232

425

132

494

1 k

Released

Description

A simple gift paper cutter, you only need a #11 blade and insert in the right position

Comment & Rating (132)

@Kyaenos

Print Profile

[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

nice model but it brokes the little part too soon

@Adherant

mine broke quick too that part needs some strength to really make this as good as some of the others out there .

@BrentPeterson

Print Profile

[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

I have x-acto #11 blades and the tolerance on the slots is much too tight, I can't get them to fit even with a bit of cleanup. The base of the slot looks like it needs to be wider edit: printed the updated version and my blades now fit nice and snug

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The designer has replied

@Aruba3D

I don't know why with some brands of blades the gap is so narrow. I have just updated all the profiles and the design to accept larger blades. Can you print it again? Now maybe you need a drop of instant glue in the base of the blade. Thank you so much.

@BrentPeterson

Replying to @Aruba3D :

Thanks for the update, I just started a print and will update my review once it's finished

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@David_68

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[PLA] 0.28mm, 2 walls

Perfect tool !! Thanks

@contagous

Print Profile

[PLA] 0.28mm, 2 walls

My wife will love this thanks

@Navibp3d

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[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

A design and a print of 10!!!!

@ezmike

Print Profile

[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

printed nicely but when I was trying to put in the blade it broke off the thin piece in the end. should still work though

@johncage

Print Profile

[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

@Jens93

Print Profile

[PLA] 0,20mm, 2 walls

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@Thor76

doesn't work well for some reason with standard pla on x1c the gap is to tight to fit a #11 blade

The designer has replied

@Aruba3D

I really dont know why doesn't work in your printer. Maybe the tolerance of the printer? try if you want slicing with -0,10 X-Y contour compensation. I'm going to check the design for any export defects. i'm so sorry for the waste of filament.

@Jbradleonard

I was having this issue but just slowly pushed the blade down while warming the tight side with a torch. Be sure to use needle nose plyers for safety. Not perfect but will get the job done snd that's all I want.