Hello everyone!
This is my first post here. My uncle really enjoys shaving with a double edge razor and as a fun challenge he asked me to design a fully 3D printable safety razor. I thought it would be easy but the fine details proved challenging.
This forum helped a lot though, especially posts by ShavingByTheNumbers, so thanks a lot!
My uncle tried it yesterday for the first time and I was surprised when he told me it actually shaved and it’s not that bad. I thought you’d find it at least somewhat interesting. A cool application of this would be to quickly test different combs with minor adjustments.
Here are some pictures:
The bottom of the handle is a cap that can be unscrewed so you can add weight to the razor. You can use tungsten pine race car weights for a lot of weight or brass rods for less weight.
If you’re interested in printing your own, check here.
This is my first post here. My uncle really enjoys shaving with a double edge razor and as a fun challenge he asked me to design a fully 3D printable safety razor. I thought it would be easy but the fine details proved challenging.
This forum helped a lot though, especially posts by ShavingByTheNumbers, so thanks a lot!
My uncle tried it yesterday for the first time and I was surprised when he told me it actually shaved and it’s not that bad. I thought you’d find it at least somewhat interesting. A cool application of this would be to quickly test different combs with minor adjustments.
Here are some pictures:
The bottom of the handle is a cap that can be unscrewed so you can add weight to the razor. You can use tungsten pine race car weights for a lot of weight or brass rods for less weight.
If you’re interested in printing your own, check here.
