3d printed knife sheath

'Huusk' Kitchen Knife sheath to protect Blade from other things in the Cutlery Draw

Kalista II Blackhawk Knife Sheath featuring an innovative catch system inside the sheath, allowing for convenient upside-down wear. To print this design successfully, it's crucial to use a soft filament such as TPU or its equivalent. ...From personal...

Sheath knife for Lobo (Resident Evil Village, Hound Wolf). ... Feel free to modify as you need, these are all dimensionally set up to print on my specific setup and will most likely not work perfectly for you without adjustments.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Fire-Damascus-Steel-Drop-Point-Blank-Blade-J620-For-Hunting-Knife-/253057750135?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=%252FBsP7zF2ryjqsJFfJREY7m8T%252Bb8%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc I reworked...

... one I printed so I enlarged the nut holes. This was done by tracing a picture and doing a lot of guessing but it seems to fit the one I have. I'd recommend printing both vertically, the sheath requires support but for the handle it's optional. ...

... into motion. For prints produced in ABS, bonding this versatile sheath together requires nothing more than a judicious application of acetone, while a similar operation can be accomplished using Superglue with a print manufactured from PLA.

This small modification is crucial because without it, the knife would topple over during printing. Plus, you'll receive an extra 1-inch handle extension to enhance your grip. ...Note: To ensure a perfect fit in the sheath, be sure to scale down the...

The retaining clip "Dexter Cleaver Support 49542.stl" goes towards the end of the sheath and can be super glued in place just after the two slits where the knife goes into the sheath. I suggest printing with "Tree" supports in Cura for the "Dexter...

I wanted a reliable belt sheath for my Titan knife, but couldn't find one that met my standards, so I decided to design and print one myself. The locker part needs to be glued securely into the bottom of the sheath, and that's it - a simple yet...

The open-back style is a loose fit so it's easier to put the knife away - I find the tight knife sheaths can be a bit too tight to take the knife out, making them a bit more dangerous. If you want it tighter, you can scale the print accordingly. I...

The closed-back may need a bit of filing to get the knife to fit snugly.The open-back style is a loose fit so it's easier to put the knife away - I find the tight knife sheaths can be a bit too tight to take the knife out, making them a bit more...

Protect your Global kitchen knife's 13 cm blade with a sheath; print perimeters at 0.5 mm for an ideal fit that doesn't require extra fasteners. ...Consider using OpenSCAD for this design, but ensure you can import the blade geometry as a DXF file.

This makes it print diagonally, allowing a longer sheath to be printed, since the diagonal is the longest dimension of your printer. Print instructionsCategory: Kitchen & Dining Summary Remix of Parametric Kitchen Knife Sheath by vorpal (Steve...

I'm excited about this simple knife sheath that works perfectly with my Breville Easy Carve carving knife, model BEK5. It's been a game-changer for slicing homemade bread, and I've taken it up a notch by removing the blade handle, making it even...

For my print and my knife, this design results in an extremely snug fit, which I intentionally created for added safety. Unsheathing the blade requires some effort, making it more difficult for children or inexperienced users to access the sharp...

... seems to fit the one I have. I'd recommend printing both vertically, the sheath requires support but for the handle it's optional. Print Settings Printer: Hevo rails Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 15% Filament: dikale PETG black Category: Parts

I bought a Camillus machete the other day, and it came with this little knife, but it didn't have its own sheath, so i made one for it.  It can be worn on your belt, or around your neck.

... of the blade profile. Unfortunately, the Customizer restricts users from entering an extensive matrix of measurements, so if you need a sheath for a different knife size or type, you'll have to edit the OpenSCAD file as described below.

 David designed the knife model and i thought it was quite impressive, link to his profile and knife file bellow.i printed with gyroid 15% infill but i assume it would work also with different infill densities and styles.David's profile:...

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Printed an exacto knife holder but found out we didn't have an exacto knife. Couldn't find one for my model Stanley exacto style knife. It's not the prettiest, but it's honest work. ... It works.

Human Design for Custom Tactical Knife Built Utilizing MakerBot 3D Printer Detailed Guidelines Below: Operating the MakerBot 3D Printer is a simple process. Initially, ensure your 3D printing space is clean and clear of clutter. Next, carefully...

... trip to Finland. ...The rugged sheath is crafted from supple leather and sturdy bone, secured with metal grommets for added durability. ...Catalogued as H1984-077-0074, this artifact showcases the Professor's appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.

It might need to be run under warm-hot water with the knife going in and out a couple of times.

... was created using Customizer! ...(http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=125109) with specifications including a display setting of 0 for knife show, a thickness of 3 for the knife, a length of 200 units, and a width of 29 units.

Scabbard for a copy of the knife of the 8th-10th century of the Khazar khaganate with a handle made of black hornbeam from the museum in the Kazan Kremlin.

Before getting a 3D printer, I used to wrap my knife in layers of cardboard and tape to protect it. But now that's changed! This design fits the largest IKEA VÖRDA knife, about 21 cm long or 8 inches. The design is pretty simple: Knife shape, some...

Before I owned a 3D printer, I would wrap the knife in several layers of cardboard and tape it up. But no more! This design fits the largest IKEA VÖRDA knife (about 21 cm long or 8 inches). The design itself is fairly simple. Knife shape, a couple of...

... The knife was sheathed on the villain's leg.This knife is the weapon of Harry Osborn's new green Goblin. The model was created for cosplay on this character. It is part of the costume.There are two options for printing: 1. with one whole knife 2.

Should fit perfectly for knives with up to this diameter: 1,8 x 8,8 x 0,4 cm