Tubing Cutter - One Piece Guillotine






jimustanguitar
Description
I made this tubing cutter for cutting aquarium tubing and bowden tubes. I like several of the designs that are out there, but I didn't like that many of them use screws and springs that you have to source and assemble. This one is a single piece that just guides the blade. It uses standard single edged blades like you find in scrapers (i.e. not a razor knife or box cutter).
It's also got a V shaped anvil so that you can use it on multiple diameters of tubing.
Be careful with razor blades!
Instructions
Print and profit.
License
Attribution - Creative Commons
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