3D Printed Wire Stripper with Cutter Blade - Free 3D Print Model

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MagicMike93

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X1 Carbon

A1 mini

H2D

H2D Pro

H2C

X2D

X1E

P1S

H2S

P2S

P1P

A2L

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 99% infill

Designer

1.5 h

1 plate

4.8(14)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Bill of Materials

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Dado esagonale M4 x 2: M4
Vite M4 a testa cilindrica x 2: M4

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This wire stripper is designed for 3D printing and uses a standard cutter blade as the cutting element, ensuring precise insulation removal without damaging the wire.

Features:
    •    Compact and functional design, ideal for electricians and hobbyists.
    •    Uses a standard cutter blade, easily replaceable.
    •    Fastening with 2 M4 screws and 2 M4 nuts, for a stable and secure hold.
    •    Holes of various Ø to accommodate different wire thicknesses.

Assembly:
    1.    Print the wire stripper body with appropriate settings to ensure strength.
    2.    Insert the blade into the designated slot.
    3.    Secure everything with two M4 screws and two M4 nuts for a secure fastening.
    4.    Test on a wire to verify the cut.

Perfect for those seeking a practical and customizable accessory for wiring and DIY projects!

3d printing accessory

Comment & Rating (33)

@Theodor1980

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 99% infill

perfecto

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@Magiclab

Thank you very much, if you please leave a boost to support my work and continuously improve 🙏

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@paulohmp

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 99% infill

All is well

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@Magiclab

If you like it, leave a like and boost to support my work Thank you very much 🙏

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@3D_WRLD

It would be great if they could create a version with M3 nuts and bolts.

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@Magiclab

in what sense ? explain yourself better ?

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@3D_WRLD

Replying to @Magiclab :

Please excuse me, I meant if it's not too much trouble. I'm only asking because I recently bought a 3D printer. And since it's a new hobby for me, I unfortunately don't have much in the way of accessories and tools at home yet. To be precise, I only have M3 nuts and bolts. 😅

@Magiclab

Replying to @3D_WRLD :

Don't worry, on the contrary: you did well to enter this wonderful hobby! If I can help you, I'm available, feel free to write to me privately. I wanted to understand better what you meant, so that I could realize it. The community is important to me, if I can create new products on request, I do it with pleasure 😉 also to constantly improve myself

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