Cardboard Creaser

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Cardboard Creaser

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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0.2mm adaptive layers, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm adaptive layers, 3 walls, 15% infill
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1 plate

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Description

This is a roller that is used to crease cardboard or other material. It uses a single 608 skateboard bearing (press-fit) to make rolling very smooth and easy.

 

Easily creases thick cardboard to make folding very easy. Handy for working with other cardboard construction tools.

 

Small enough for little hands, sturdy enough for big person use.

 

Assembling

The screw is meant to have just enough of a tolerance to allow for it to be screwed in, but not enough to work itself out over time.  I recommend doing a test fit of the screw and handle prior to installing the roller on it.  

 

  1. Gently work the screw back and forth in the handle, allowing the two bodies to clean up any printing artifacts.  You can use a small pair of pliers for this part so that you do not strip out the screwdriver slot
  2. Place the 608 bearing on a flat surface, center the roller on top, push down with the palm of your hand to seat the roller on the bearing
  3. Insert the roller into the handle and guide the thru-axle-screw through
  4. Use a small screwdriver (an S2 SL4.0 bit works great) to gently turn the screw back and forth a little at a time
  5. Over a short period of use, the roller will “open up” and roll more and more freely

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
Other Issues:It printed, it would work, but there's cooling issues. I'll be reprinting it with different settings Edit: Printed with Bambu Basic PLA that came with my printer. The filament could have been too wet and that's what caused poor printing results with the profile
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Sorry to hear, I did not see those same issues with my prints, neither the roller nor body had any issues with overhangs with Bambu Matte PLA.
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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
I found I needed to scale the pin smaller to get it to fit right. Good 3D🖨 though. Waiting on a bearing now
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Thanks for the feedback. I added a new print profile with a larger hole size to allow the pin to fit in nicer. I also squared off the roller side of the handle a bit to make overhang printing less of an issue when printing with 2 walls.
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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 25% infill
Strength Issue:After printing it was very hard to get the Screw in there. The screw also broked by the first force applied, even when you are careful.
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Sorry for the trouble. You may want to try the most recent print profile. I had modified the model to allow for greater clearance with the screw. I removed the old profile so that there is less confusion.
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Replying to @daevee :
Awesome. I've just sanded it and glued it in 😄
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