3d printed utility knife

Once complete, you can easily remove them using a utility knife (I hope you have one on hand).\r\n\r\nNote that there is a small hole at the top - it's there to create an empty volume inside.\r\n\r\nI hope you'll find this design helpful and enjoy...

A simple utility knife compatible with ubiquitous 18mm snap-off blades.As one would expect, the slider "clicks" every 0.5cm (blade snaps every 1cm) and can be fixed not to move.The design comes in two versions: thin (4mm) and thick (6mm). I designed...

Settings: Quality: LH 0.15 ST 0.8 ER Yes Fill: BTT 0.8 FD 40% Speed and Temperature: PS (mm/s) 50 PT 190 BT 70 Support: ST Touching Buildplate PAT Raft Filament: D 1.75 F 98% Pico 0.4 / Infill 100 Post-Printing Durability and utility. I've been...

This remix takes inspiration from Talon V2 Utility Knife by HallPrecision, but with some key modifications. The original design was great, but I wanted to improve upon it by removing the logo from the front and the website address from the back,...

My take on a simple utility knife for common Stanley style blades. A mash up of ideas from other designs. The slot is used to assist with "pinching" the blade to safely move it. ... Lock the blade in place with thumb when using.

This is a compact fast blade holder for small utility knife blades, outdoing an exacto in robustness but falling short of a stanley blade's bulkiness. It takes just 7 minutes to print and securely holds the blade, thanks to its built-in blade...

Got tired of the knifes lying around, and made a under shelf mount for them. Standard sheap ones you may buy in Europe with 18mm blades. For 20mm shelf. Use a screw or doublesided tape, or gluegun to mount them. 32x15mm and 33x16mm knifes. Or...

I design a replacement part for my broken knife lever, focusing on durability and minimal flexibility. The initial design files (v1 and v3) closely mirror the original component, while version 5 prioritizes strength and rigidity by reducing flexion.

This is a fully articulated 3D printed symmetrical butterfly knife modeled after a Benchmade Model 42 as reference point. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ooNpJtH2Is4" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay;...

This is a compact storage compartment built right into a utility knife handle, perfect for carrying spare blades on the go. It keeps them secure and within easy reach, eliminating the hassle of rattling blades that can damage your equipment or even...

Utilitarian blade tool knife\nInstall two M3 x 8mm screws (Optional)

This remix of Talon V2 Utility Knife by HallPrecision from Thingiverse was a great starting point, but I wanted to make some key changes. The original design is excellent, but I needed to remove the logo from the front and the website address from...

A hobby knife that uses standard utility blades is definitely worth considering. One of its best features is that the blade can be easily reversed when it becomes dull, effectively doubling its lifespan. To make things even more convenient, no...

Keychain utility knifeNo tools neededEasy dissasemblyMaintenance freeLightweightRobust2 types available:Body_Locking features a tab safety that must be moved before the blade can be deployed.&nbsp;Body_Snap uses snap mechanisms for both open and...

... It is a quite sturdy flipper with a very nice weight distribution, for a 3D printed object, however be careful not to throw it too much. Thank you and have fun! EDIT: The blade was way too big in the model I uploaded, it should be now fixed.

... blade stop side down and used a 2.4 mm thick layer. In the accompanying picture showing three stops, one was printed with supports while the other two were printed without any support material. ...The original stop from the tool is shown in black.

I have designed a simple version and it is designed to be printed fast.It take only 22 minutes to print with a 0.6 mm nozzle, but I guess it can take less than one hour with a 0.4 mm nozzle too. No, I'm sure. Gcode for 0.4 mm nozzle is posted.There...

I have designed a simple version and it is designed to be printed fast.It take only 22 minutes to print with a 0.6 mm nozzle, but I guess it can take less than one hour with a 0.4 mm nozzle too. No, I'm sure. Gcode for 0.4 mm nozzle is posted.There...

... Note: Although this prototype knife is still considered highly dangerous, it's essential to exercise caution when handling it to avoid injury. ...Please don't attempt to use it as a functional tool; it's strictly for demonstration purposes only.

... Print with spine down (long, narrow, flat edge). Hardware required: 2x M3x4x5mm heat set inserts 2x m3x8mm cap head screws printed with supports and skirt, 1.2mm wall thickness horizontal and vertical, 30% infill. ... Took about 3.5 hours for me.

A one-hand opening utility blade holder. ... Fits on keychain.

You'll definitely be thrilled with this fantastic knife that's sure to satisfy your needs!

I work in the orange big box store as a cashier, I use the talon knife on a day to day basis cutting open the plastic wrapping of drinks. Over time I noticed the handle was small and uncomfortable for my hand in long periods of times, I might as well...

Utility Blade in The Karambit Style, this is the second version, I've shortened it to fit the blade withing the Handle.

1x1x6u Gridfinity module designed to hold two (2) snap blade utility knives. **Notes:** - Holes have been designed to eliminate sagging or the need for supports (stepped holes). ...- Based on the Gridfinity design by [Zach...

1x1x6u Gridfinity module designed to hold two (2) snap blade utility knives. **Notes:** - Holes have been designed to eliminate sagging or the need for supports (stepped holes). ...- Based on the Gridfinity design by [Zach...

1x1x6u Gridfinity module designed to hold two (2) snap blade utility knives. **Notes:** - Holes have been designed to eliminate sagging or the need for supports (stepped holes). ...- Based on the Gridfinity design by [Zach...

1x1x6u Gridfinity module designed to hold two (2) snap blade utility knives. **Notes:** - Holes have been designed to eliminate sagging or the need for supports (stepped holes). ...- Based on the Gridfinity design by [Zach...

1x1x6u Gridfinity module designed to hold two (2) snap blade utility knives. **Notes:** - Holes have been designed to eliminate sagging or the need for supports (stepped holes). ...- Based on the Gridfinity design by [Zach...

1x1x6u Gridfinity module designed to hold two (2) snap blade utility knives. **Notes:** - Holes have been designed to eliminate sagging or the need for supports (stepped holes). ...- Based on the Gridfinity design by [Zach...