Quote:The blade is securely locked in place from the center, and the edges remain clear from contact even when the case is open. To store the blade, simply align the center hole with the retaining button, flex the end of the blade, and slide it in place.Ah. That's why it looks off-centre.
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(01-21-2025, 02:42 AM)John Rose Wrote:Quote:The blade is securely locked in place from the center, and the edges remain clear from contact even when the case is open. To store the blade, simply align the center hole with the retaining button, flex the end of the blade, and slide it in place.Ah. That's why it looks off-centre.
It did take me a minute to figure that out too. Here's a short video I made to demonstrate how it works:
(01-22-2025, 07:04 AM)metal_shavings Wrote:(01-21-2025, 11:08 PM)Stickshift Wrote: I still have one of these up for grabs if anyone is interested
I'll take it.
It's all yours, metal_shavings! If you could please message me your address, I'll send it out.
(01-20-2025, 05:17 PM)Stickshift Wrote: I bought a 3D printer last month, and I've printed a few shaving-related items. I have five of these DE blade holders/dryers that you can use to safely store blades between shaves.
I will send one to each of the first five people who claim one in the comments below. CONUS only, please.
UPDATE: All five have been claimed.
Credit to the designer, rogerquin:
https://www.printables.com/model/475575-...-and-dryer
pretty neat!
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