Trimmer Handle (Smooth, with Clasp, only 8g)

This model is a trimming tool handle suitable for mainstream trimming blades, with overall dimensions of 74*18*13mm

It features Print in Place, no supports, fast printing speed, low filament consumption, sturdy durability, and an excellent hand feel

After long-term use, it is better than the original handle for trimming 3D printed parts

Features: Only 8g of filament and 35 minutes of printing time required Print in Place, no supports Optimized appearance, excellent grip feel Snap-fit design, blade will not fall out, satisfying click sound Suitable for various hooks and ropes, easy to carry Single-head and impact-head configurations available Compatible with mainstream trimming blades
Additional configuration: There is also a dual-head configuration where blades can be inserted at both ends, simply select the second print profile to get the print files
Additional configuration 2: There is also an extended version, the original length is 75mm, and the extended version is 105mm A longer handle allows for full hand grip during use, requiring less effort for tasks needing more force
Compatible models:   BS1018   BS1012   BS1010   BS2010   BS3010   Compatible with mainstream models (3.2mm shank diameter)

*I previously released a mini trimming tool, and someone suggested they wanted a longer one. After long-term use, I found that the snap-fit structure works very well, without spring-like stress or volume issues. Upholding the concept of Print in Place and no supports, I created this second trimming tool handle. It offers a smoother user experience, more convenient grip, and multiple holes, meaning it's easier to carry; you can hang it on your keychain. Its appearance and robustness coexist. The author printed it with PLA material, and there were no problems during practical use. If you intend to use it for metal processing, you can make it with stronger materials and a more robust print profile

*My idea about 3D printing has always been to use it to make our lives and hobbies more convenient. I first got into 3D printing to make accessories for my circuit boards, and I've been doing that ever since. As one netizen said: using "tools" to print tools is our ultimate goal. I strongly agree with his statement, so I have been working hard in the directions of (practicality, time-saving, material-saving, and aesthetics). I also hope the community will get better and better, as this will help more people. I hope to help more people!