Print your own TNNSER 3D Single Edge Razor

[riverrun]

The files for the TNNSER 3D razor are now available for non-commercial use:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3875898

You will also need:

• one stainless steel countersunk bolt M5x0.8 20mm
• one stainless steel HALF hex nut M5x0.8
• a GEM style single edge razor blade
• A small needle file for post-processing
• ... and of course a 3D printer with fairly high resolution

 

[globalm]

Have you tried one Andreas?

Edit: You might well have since you are the co-author of the original article . A more sensible question might be, 'What is it like'?

 

[riverrun]

Have you tried one Andreas?

Edit: You might well have since you are the co-author of the original article . A more sensible question might be, 'What is it like'?

I have four of them from early prototype to the current version. It's actually quite good.
Here are two reviews:

 

[shaunwistow]

Oh wow, that’s brilliant

 

[Ferrum]

One for the experts. Roughly how much does a 3D printer with fairly high resolution cost?

 

[Jubjub493]

I suppose we could get these printed from a 3-d printing service. No idea on costs. They can also print in metals, but I imagine that would cost a fortune.

Do you have any recommendations on printer resolution and best materials to use?

 

[riverrun]

One for the experts. Roughly how much does a 3D printer with fairly high resolution cost?

The clear one in resin cost me about £30 plus £10 postage.
Ordering several will reduce the cost slightly (mostly combined postage).

I suppose we could get these printed from a 3-d printing service. No idea on costs. They can also print in metals, but I imagine that would cost a fortune.

Do you have any recommendations on printer resolution and best materials to use?

I'm planning to organise a group buy of a clear TNNSER in the near future.
Printing in metals costs hundreds. CNC is much cheaper in that case.

 

[Satanfriendly]

I'd be in for a group buy

 

[culcreuch]

I'd be in for a group buy

As would I

 

[neilwf]

I to would be interested in getting one of these. Who knows this production method could be the future of specialist razors!