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HOZO NeoBlade
HOZO NeoBlade.
Boy and Girls,
I had a long review drafted of this item, however, due to many negative comments I’ve received in the past about my ridiculous/extravagant purchases/items, no offence taken, but I’ll try to limit my normal bullshit to just a few lines.
My primary intention is to make people that refrain from randomly surfing the WEB and encounter things SWMBO might object to, and may be subjected to some pop-up ads that no plus member would encounter... be informed.
This may not be one of my best purchases, however, I always leave my options open and it has come in handy in a few instances where I could have struggled with a workaround with box cutters and/or scalpels, much like I have done in the past.
I’ll leave it to you to check out the YouTube videos if it may tweak your interest… just Google “NeoBlade”.
While it seems to be primarily aimed a 3D printers, I have found good use for it with my small thin wooden/MDF puzzles and some miscellaneous leatherwork.
While it seems to be primarily aimed a 3D printers, I have found good use for it with my small thin wooden/MDF puzzles and some miscellaneous leatherwork.
Yet to fire up my new Creality 3D printer to verify the 3D print benefits.
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
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Nothing better than a useful tool. I had a car many years ago that the owner didn't maintain the lubrication schedule, and I had a front wheel bearing fail. It got hot enough to seize the bearing inner race to the spindle. Broke out the trusty Dremel, cut a decent notch and hit it with a cold chisel. It popped right off, The spindle needed a little polishing so that the new bearing would slide on. Didn't have to take somewhere to be done, didn't miss any work.
The Other Steven
