3D Printed Cigar Tuck Cutter

I’m developing a hand-powered tuck cutter that lets me press natural tobacco leaf wrappers onto a flat surface and quickly trim them with a clean, curved edge perfect for rolling cigars. I need a CAD design that I can send straight to my 3D-printer—no further tweaking—so attention to tolerances and blade alignment is essential.

Because I work exclusively with whole, natural leaves, the geometry must accommodate their slight stretch while still producing a consistent rounded cut. The tool will be operated solely by hand; no clamps, hinges, or tabletop mounts are required, but an ergonomic grip and enough rigidity to prevent flex while pressing are important.

Deliverables
• Print-ready STL (plus STEP or native Fusion 360/SolidWorks file for future edits)
• Exploded view or brief assembly note if multiple printed parts are involved
• Recommended material settings (layer height, infill, orientation) to preserve edge sharpness
• Confirmation that the cutting profile produces a smooth, curved strip the full width of a cigar wrapper

I’ll test the first print and share feedback; quick revisions to fine-tune fit or edge profile may follow. Let’s create a simple, durable cutter that speeds up my rolling workflow and looks good on the bench.