BALSA CHOPPER TABLE

BALSA CHOPPER TABLE

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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2 plates

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This is a table to chop balsa wood. It uses a standard single edge razor blade. There is a 45°, 60° and a straight edge all of which can be combined for endless angles. They all will lock into the table with a M4 bolt and have storage slots. I am building model ships and needed a way to cut many boards to the same length quickly so I came up with this.

 

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I like the idea and it printed well enough. A little more explanation on how it operates would be nice, but I figured it out after a bit. You may want to go look at the Voron github to see how they design printed parts for future designs. Clever use of rounded edges(try to avoid 90 degree angles on the build-plate because they can tend to warp and lift easier. Part storage needs cutouts to make retrieval easier. I can get the triangles out by poking from the rear, but I cant reach the straightedge.
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