3d print blade bank

Took 7 hours to print. I like how it turned out. Let me know what you guys think.

 

Very cool you can do that!

As I am ignorant about such things, what does the final cost work out to by "printing" one of those?

 

Nice! I see a lot of fun projects ahead.

 

Cool. Looks like a tombstone.

 

Looks way cool! I really like the idea and the way you executed! But I suspect, that the cost in materials, time and trouble is more than the feather bank I bought from Amazon. But even so, I'd like one!

 

Because it is possible to do something doesn't mean it is expedient. Sometimes it is just fun to do. Then again, sometimes it should be avoided.

 

Roughly 2 dollars or so

 

Two bucks for a custom made piece. Not bad at all!

 

Definitely. I can just set it to print overnight and wake up and I have a 2 dollar blade bank that will last me a few months I suspect.

 

Can that be sanded and painted?

 

It can be sanded to smooth out some corners but the plastic is melted and added layer by layer so sanding would only sand a layer and lead into the next layer. So that can be done to an extent. But painting can be done for sure. I have some white filament and I'm going to make some things with it and paint it.

 

Finally. Technology doing something useful

 

Good job! Those 3-d printers blew my mind when I first heard about them.

 

I did the math everyone it costs me a wopping total of $1.0047
So 1 buck.

 

If you dip it into acetone, you get it more smooth and shiny. That I did with my 3D-printed razor head. It will not become completely smooth, but definitely better than what a raw printed one is.

 

Thats so cool hahaha

 

Do they fall down flat on the bottom?

 

I have 3 in there right now and the first on fell in flat. The other 2 didn't but if I give it a little shake they will.

 

That's good =) so you could maximize the space in there

 

You should label it R.I.P.


(Razors in Plastic)