3d printed utility knife

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...

Just a OpenSCAD model of a utility knife. It is developed on codeberg. Category: Parts

Folding utility knife that fits a standard utility knife. Blades can be easily replaced with no gluing. ... Version 2 is just a more comfortable handle and better locking position when closed

Here's a simple design for an OpenSCAD model of a utility knife. ...The project is hosted on Codeberg at https://codeberg.org/fastriker/Utility-Knife-Blade, where you can find the source code and make any necessary modifications.

Made with the following design goals: - use standard and interchangeable utility knife blades - as small as possible - operate with one hand - “lock” open and close - reasonably strong - simple and easy to print *Print Settings* I use the following…...

Folding utility knife for stanley blades with wire stripper and bitholder https://www.instagram.com/artur_rocker/

The individual securely grasps a typical utility knife's sharp edge. ...The locking mechanism efficiently closes and opens it.

In SolidWorks, I meticulously crafted and visualized a Dewalt Utility Knife through the use of modeling and rendering techniques.

... supports. same direction as STL Handle_V2_Round has slightly rounded corners. 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.

A little folding knife with a swappable utility blade. Print one for every flat surface in your shop. Hook your thumb into the circle in the blade retainer to slide it forward/backward when reloading a new blade. Print the handle at the angle shown....

After seeing the Reate EXO gravity knife (see last picture) online I got the idea to design a 3d printable utility blade holder the uses a similar "locking" mechanism. After printing I used an M3 bolt and nut to put everything together and to my...

It uses mini blades like these from amazon:Mini Blade: https://www.amazon.com/CML-Supply-Utility-Knife-Replacement/dp/B001IEBONOThe base has a slot for a 5mm wide by 3mm thick magnet that holds the blade securely closed. I use a drop of glue before...

##Utility knife stand This is a blade cover and knife stand for the knifes of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2502292 There is nothing extra to lock the knifes in. ...It's a snug fit so they don't fall out on their own.

Create a lightweight utility knife with replaceable, retractable micro-sized blades. Simply print out the blade holder and case using desired settings. Trim off the support frame, remove small tab support on the holder, insert the blade, then place...

My kid really wants a utility knife that's just like mine, so I decided to put this together for him myself. I was able to print it upright without any support, using the hinge/clip down feature. ...I went for 40% infill for added strength, but you...

I designed this specifically for the utility knife I have received for work, as shown above. Knife fits snug inside with a small lock mechanism to keep it from falling out The clip is the most likely area to break, as it's the thinnest and acts as a...

...(Sorry for the lousy photo, there's something wrong with my camera, I haven't figured out yet.) Print Settings Printer Brand: TEVO Printer: Tornado Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 50% Filament: Inland PLA Natural Category: 3D Printing

I have printed many utility knives designed to use the standard "Stanley Knife" blade but not very happy with them for various reasons. This is my take on it - it locks positively with the knob so I can carry it in my pocket or toolbox with out...

I made this knuckle iron inspired foldable knife, it has a really steady grip and is great for opening boxes etc.  The file is sized for a medium size hand but is easy adjusteble by scaling it up or down. Also i recommend scaling the z height to...

This design is easy to print and assembly Feature: 1.Compact 2.Easy to use 3.Safty 4.utility Blade easy to buy When you are assembling any NUT M2,M3 to any Gravity Utility Knife part, you need to exert some pressure. ...because Nut M2,M3 are designed...

**Before you print** the Scraper itself, test the slot tolerance with the Testers (0.5mm, 0.6mm, ...) and a standard utility knife blade. *(The Blade is obviously not included)* Then choose the right sized Scraper. The print orientation should be...

The Utility Knife, designed by SafetyGrip, has been meticulously modeled using the advanced software SolidWorks, ensuring optimal functionality and safety for its users.