A very simple but useful tool for slipcasting #3dprinting @OldForgeCreations
A very simple but useful tool for slipcasting #3dprinting  @OldForgeCreations
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The print file can be found at makerworld.com/en/models/785531-nano-cutter

My scalpel blades were a little too long, which is a common complaint in the comments, but you can (carefully) cut the tip off the blade with side cutters. I'd recommend doing this anyway, as blunting the tip will mean you're less likely to accidentally damage the plaster.

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A very simple but useful tool for slipcasting #3dprinting

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