Description
A blunt flip knife with a sliding blade that runs on an exposed serpentine track, so the whole mechanism is visible through the frame while you work it. It arrives fully built and moving — nothing to fit, nothing to glue, and nothing for you to do but flip it.
This is a fake. There is no cutting edge and no point. It is printed in PETG as a flipping and fidget piece, and it will not cut anything.
The track is the whole trick. The blade carrier has to travel the full serpentine run without binding at the corners and without rattling on the straights, which means every surface along that path is held to a clearance measured in fractions of a millimetre. Tighten it slightly and it jams halfway; loosen it slightly and the action goes vague and the piece stops being satisfying.
- Sliding blade on an exposed serpentine track, visible through the frame
- Positive travel that seats cleanly at both ends
- PETG throughout, for impact resistance when it hits the floor
- 0.20 mm layer height
- Blunt throughout, with no edge and no point
- Arrives built and working
Specification
- Material: PETG
- Layer height: 0.20 mm
- Build time: 47 minutes
- Mass: approximately 19 g
Built for
- Flipping practice with nothing sharp involved
- Idle hands during long stretches of concentration
- A pocket piece worth opening for no reason at all
Finishes
Black | White | Red | Blue
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