Razor Block Base

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I have a disabled finger on my right hand, making it difficult to hand-sand delicate items. Many of my hobbies require hand sanding and/or polishing, and I do not like to use power equipment for grits above 1000. Fortunately, I have been designing and making many adaptive tools for myself, and over the last 3 or so years, many of them can be 3D printed, some without any metal parts. I am going to begin sharing them. However, these adaptations took a lot of time and repeated practice to get right. Some of my adaptive tools I will provide for free. Under no circumstances can these adaptations be sold to someone. I am very pleased to allow the 3d community to 3d print these adaptations and provide them at no cost to those who need them. I also like to reuse items that I think can have a second life.This is the case with the reuse of a disposable shaving handle or a non-disposable one from the same company. I like the wide palm-grip design of the Schick Extreme handle because the bulge at the back engages the palm as well as the fingers. Not all razor handles work for someone with fingers that do not work properly. For final polishing of my hobbies, such as marble restoration, lapidary, cuckoo clock, and jewelry, I created a sanding block (polishing block) that allows the fixed head of the razor to snap firmly into. I will release many variations under a low-donation model to support other charity work or adaptive products I have been designing over the years. The first step is…