3d print utility knife

"Puukko" is Finnish for a utility knife. This one is a small puukko inspired by Marttiini Suomi-Finland Knife. I printed this with 0.4 mm nozzle, using 0.34 mm extrusion width and 0.16 mm layer height. All parts require supports, but the supported...

Utility blade used in most common utility knifes.

Print your very own light weight utility knife. ... Utilizes micro sized blades which can be replaced and retracted into the body.

The Original Talon Knife is great but I wanted to change the lock mechanism to a more simplistic design that prints easy and lasts a long time. ... Link to the original knife: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3677766 I will post some photos and a video...

Simple handle for a utility knife blade. ... Printed on an Ender 3 V2 20% fill, no supports Twist blade to snap open handle.

... and general post processing. ...I knocked this togther for a handy place to keep them. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 10 Filament: Hatchbox PLA Category: 3D Printer Accessories

This compact utility knife prints in one piece and requires a razor blade and one M3 button head screw.Use the techniques shown in this video to produce different designs!  If you are looking for a larger utility knife check out my karambit...

This compact utility knife prints in one piece and requires a razor blade and one M3 button head screw.Use the techniques shown in this video to produce different designs! If you are looking for a larger utility knife check out my karambit...

This karambit utility knife prints in one piece and requires a razor blade and two M3 button head screws.Use the techniques shown in this video to produce different designs!If you are looking for a compact utility knife, check out my smaller...

... to orientation of the flat spring, lever and washers on sides of main pivot. Pre insetting M2 nuts makes assembly easier. Print instructionsUnassociated tags: Chris Riley, Fun King 3d, THE Chris Riley, Utility knife Category: Hand Tools

This knife represents an effort to create the smallest, most practical utility knife holder keychain possible. Its primary goal was to minimize its form factor while maintaining a consistent visual style and leveraging 3D printing capabilities to...

holding utility knives are something common and the wire stripper is really usefull toll I printed my wire stripper several years ago and used it till the moment i designed my folding utility knife with wire stripper

A versatile 3D design emerges for a utility knife that excels in both functionality and portability, boasting a sturdy belt loop that effortlessly attaches to a tool belt, allowing users to wear it with confidence throughout their daily tasks. ...The...

Download at https://www.printables.com/model/394972-folding-pocket-utility-knife This Utility Knife is very strong and easy to print. All you will need is some glue and one small spring. One from a pen will work. Use the stiffest one you can find. ...

This utility knife features a locking blade mechanism and uses standard blades; it requires a small screw for blade retention. Attached SolidWorks files offer instructions for 3D printing the handle, blade holder, and pin. Trim off the "locking tab...

These 3D Printed "OUTER" handle covers are designed for an affordable utility knife with a solid inner handle that these go OVER. Note - This knife has an actual sturdy inner handle, and these coverings are not meant to replace it as the plastic...

Works with all standard utility and drywall knife replacement blades. Print instructionsSimple blade holder utility knife with tactical grip texture. Prints beautifully with multiple colors. Optional flush plug, bottle opener, or pocket clip...

... and easy to use. video：https://youtu.be/Rqr53iDDqMg ins：https://www.instagram.com/dela_r111/ Bill of materials: 1 3 print parts; 2 M3 X 16 Socket Head Cap（1）; 3 18mm Snap-off Blades; Note: Be careful with the knife, don't hurt yourself and others

... time. The assembly is extremely simple and easy to use.how to make it?：https://youtu.be/Rqr53iDDqMgBill of materials:1 3 print parts;2 M3 X 16 Socket Head Cap（1）;3 18mm Snap-off Blades;Note: Be careful with the knife, don't hurt yourself and others

Two pieces utility knife Comercial parts - Hexagonal Head Screw M5 x 0.8 x 20mm - Hexagonal nut M5 x 0.8 Utility Knife Blade 18mm. ...

utility knife to work properly is needed screw m3 5mm (head diameter 5.2mm, should be ground to 4mm) nut m3 (5.3mm) Print settings Layer high 0.2mm for: obudowa tapeciaka pokretlo Layer high 0.1mm for: slizg

Ask your guardian for permission before printing if under 18 years old.** This karambit is designed to be as lightweight and minimalist as possible and requires only superglue and a single utility knife blade to assemble. It features a hexagon...

If you like my designs, please consider using the "tip designer" button and help support my continued effort to bring you new, useful and interesting things. These are 3D Printed "OUTER" handle covers for an inexpensive utility knife. Please note-...

Utility Knife KeychainRecommend using PETG for greater durability and resistance against for bending locking mechanism

  Both should be printed in a compliant material such as PLA.Mini Utility Knife: this version is meant to be printed by a printer capable of printing with soluble supports.Mini Utility Knife - With Printable Supports: this version can be printed with...

Husky utility knife holder for a pegboard. ...The knife can be positioned in eitherway and is designed to fit this exact model.

These are 3D printed "outer" handle covers for an affordable utility knife that features a solid inner handle. Note: these covers go over the existing inner handle and do not replace it, as the plastic may break and cause injury if used improperly.

Please make https://www.printables.com/model/265831-karambit-styled-utility-knife-mk4 instead, I have made some improvements to increase safety I enjoyed the Feel of the Subitus ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5197914 ) and the ease of Blade...

These are 3D printed outer handle covers for an inexpensive utility knife. Please note that this knife has a solid inner handle, and these go over it. These are not meant to replace the structural handle as the plastic would likely give out and cause...

This is a utility knife that works with 18mm blades.  InstructionsPrint all the parts with your normal print settings (I also uploaded a model of the blade just for fun but I don't think you can cut anything with it), only for the screw you...