I Found a Food-Safe Flexible Filament for Custom Knife Sleeves

In this video, I test out a new soft PLA filament that is advertised as food safe and flexible — and it may be a great option for making custom 3D printed knife sleeves. I’ve been making custom sleeves for customer knives, especially higher-end knives and the Taski knives I sell from Japan. Until now, I’ve mostly used TPU, which works great, but this new soft PLA prints much faster, comes in white for UV printing, and feels very similar in flexibility. For this project, I made a custom sleeve for one of my client’s real Bob Kramer knife to help keep it protected when she brings it in for sharpening. Here is a link to the filament below: https://amzn.to/3RXL9tB If you are considering a 3D Printer here is a link to my Favorite Brand https://tidd.ly/3PcAVon My recommendation for those who are new P2S or X2D TIMELINE 0:00 New filament for custom knife sleeves 0:18 Why I make knife sleeves 0:35 Soft PLA vs TPU 1:05 Food-safe benefits 1:25 Printing speed and results 1:48 White filament for UV printing 2:05 Custom sleeve for a real Bob Kramer knife 2:35 Why this material could be useful 2:55 Final thoughts #3DPrinting #KnifeSharpening #KnifeSleeve #FlexiblePLA #TPU #CustomKnifeSleeve #BobKramer #MakerTools #UVPrinting #ALXSharpen #bobkramer #Kramerknives Some links may be affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate and affiliate partner, I may earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you