TIPS & TRICKS BELOW

The 3D model of a table cutter from the MAKITA brand is intended as a gift for Father's Day, but it can also be used for scale models.

All parts fit on 1 surface of the PRUSA MINI+ printer.

TIPS AND TRICKS:

FULL TIPS&TRICKS DOCUMENTATION:
[https://www.printables.com/cs/model/520744](https://www.printables.com/cs/model/520744)

TL;DR:

If you are printing with a low resolution, I recommend coating the entire model with the product "TAMIYA PUTTY BASIC TYPE" - it is a one-component paste, easy to use, after the paste dries, lightly sand it - it will fill unwanted holes from the print and also covers the visible layer height - I use this trick almost every time I print - quick and suitable for lazy people who don't want to sand :) .

If you are printing with a very fine detail, you can skip this step completely.

I personally painted the model with the basic set of colors from the CITADEL PAINTS brand.

To attach the side parts, I recommend using cut filament - it is flexible and I have tested it (photo). Alternatively, toothpicks can also be used.

If you want to freshen up the everyday tool of the master handyman with a little humor, the sign "Measure twice, cut once" shouldn't be missing.

Be creative :)