The great 3D Printing thread

[Mr. RazorBurns]

So has anyone designed one of the injector cases like I mentioned before ???
One of these...
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I made a box for my Henson Razor not sure if it would fit an injector (I don't have one to see). The box was a little to tall and the razor rattled around too much. We are packing for a move but I
will look to see if I kept the STL. I just used PLA filament for the hinge pins. Quick and dirty design.

 

[jaro 101969]

I made a box for my Henson Razor not sure if it would fit an injector (I don't have one to see). The box was a little to tall and the razor rattled around too much. We are packing for a move but I
will look to see if I kept the STL. I just used PLA filament for the hinge pins. Quick and dirty design.View attachment 1505614

Sorry I just saw this post. That would be great if you can find the stl file. I will try it out if you do once we get the house fixed and we can get back to it from the hotel and I can set my printer back up... Thank you for the reply I appreciate it a lot.

 

[luvmysuper]

I have a 1985 Peterson Mark Twain pipe and the new Peterson 2022 Pipe of the Year, which is also a Mark Twain edition (the 14B). I needed a nice pape rack for the two, so I generated this rack up and printed it.
Still painting it, so no real pics yet.

 

[luvmysuper]

The idea for the pipe rack came from the Sherlock Holmes collections that Peterson Pipes produced.
I was able to find the Classic Collection pipe rack, but could not find a "Return of Sherlock Holmes" collection rack. So based on photos, I generated the pipe rack below, and have included pics of how they look in reality.

The model

The Actual purchased rack on the left, the Return Rack I printed on the right.

 

[luvmysuper]

I have a 1985 Peterson Mark Twain pipe and the new Peterson 2022 Pipe of the Year, which is also a Mark Twain edition (the 14B). I needed a nice pape rack for the two, so I generated this rack up and printed it.
Still painting it, so no real pics yet.

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I printed this up and painted it before test fitting the pipes. Bad move. The 14B Peterson pipe has a much longer spread from end of bowl to back of stem, so this has to be totally redone to accommodate the length of the pipe itself.

 

[luvmysuper]

Version 2 came out much better.

 

[luvmysuper]

I was impressed with the Peterson Tobacco Urn in the 1946 Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes film "Dressed to Kill"

So I decided I needed to make one for myself. Design below. It's still printing (32 hour print job) so I'll post real pics when it's done. Though the original looks to be about 2 foot tall, the best I can do is 11 inches, max capacity of my printer.

 

[luvmysuper]

Turned out ok I think.

 

[Nick Obermire]

You're getting good at CAD.

 

[jaro 101969]

I made a box for my Henson Razor not sure if it would fit an injector (I don't have one to see). The box was a little to tall and the razor rattled around too much. We are packing for a move but I
will look to see if I kept the STL. I just used PLA filament for the hinge pins. Quick and dirty design.View attachment 1505614

Just let me know Please if you find the stl file Please And Thank You....

 

[Berwick12]

Do I need any special software to start 3d printing. My library will do free printing if I send them an STL file. I'm trying to recreate a Schick repeating magazine razor blade holder.

 

[SlimGem]

Do I need any special software to start 3d printing. My library will do free printing if I send them an STL file. I'm trying to recreate a Schick repeating magazine razor blade holder.View attachment 1524092View attachment 1524094View attachment 1524095

Any CAD software that can export STL files will do. If you are just starting out with 3d design, Tinkercad is a good start.

 

[BradWorld]

Any CAD software that can export STL files will do. If you are just starting out with 3d design, Tinkercad is a good start.

I’ve been doing 3D printing since it first started, and I still use Tinkercad for many designs. It is super easy but still quite effective. It’s like,the Gillette Tech of CAD tools.

 

[SlimGem]

Forum member @Rayotech posted a picture of an Art-Deco-style blade bank, and I found it so cool, I just had to give it a shot at recreating it. I designed it with a removable cover, and therefore, this blade bank can be reused. It can be 3d printed with FDM or SLA printers. The files can be downloaded from my Thingiverse page.

Art Deco Blade Bank with blade holder by rogerquin

Art-Deco-Style blade bank with blade holder. This blade bank has a removable cover and therefore can be reused. This design prints best at 0.1 layer height, and can be printed without supports, but does benefit from a well-calibrated printer. Please post your makes. Enjoy

www.thingiverse.com

 

[albsat]

Version 2 came out much better.

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Baskerville?

 

[luvmysuper]

Baskerville?

It's the 2022 Peterson pipe of the year and the early 1980's version of the "Mark Twain", both are the 14B system pipe.
The Baskerville has a different stem mount.

 

[albsat]

It's the 2022 Peterson pipe of the year and the early 1980's version of the "Mark Twain", both are the 14B system pipe.
The Baskerville has a different stem mount.
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Really nice!

 

[SlimGem]

GemTR v1

This is an SE Razor project I've been working on for a while. The head is a combination of two razors I designed a while back. Once complete, it will have a case with space for blade storage. The GemTR v1 will be my travel razor.

 

[Phoenixkh]

Forum member @Rayotech posted a picture of an Art-Deco-style blade bank, and I found it so cool, I just had to give it a shot at recreating it. I designed it with a removable cover, and therefore, this blade bank can be reused. It can be 3d printed with FDM or SLA printers. The files can be downloaded from my Thingiverse page.
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Art Deco Blade Bank with blade holder by rogerquin

Art-Deco-Style blade bank with blade holder. This blade bank has a removable cover and therefore can be reused. This design prints best at 0.1 layer height, and can be printed without supports, but does benefit from a well-calibrated printer. Please post your makes. Enjoy

www.thingiverse.com

If you didn't post it... I was going to... that's the reason I clicked on this thread... Such a nice design.

Let's see those vintage blade banks.

I'll start. Ran across this at an antique show many years ago. Art-Deco Bakelite razor blade bank. The vendor was guessing late 1920-early 1930's mfg? Unmarked as to who made it. Have seen a few similar to it but not spot on to this one. And the ones I have found are always chipped or...

www.badgerandblade.com

 

[Phoenixkh]

So, are any of you 3D printer guys interested in printing one of these for me? Look up ^^. ???