Utility Knife 3d models

Scales for a Browning 3-Blade Folding Utility Knife can be sourced from Lowes for under $15 specifically to make custom scales that can be carved on a CNC router. These scales could also be 3D printed as an alternative option. The black plastic scale...

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...

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,...

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. Body_Snap uses snap mechanisms for both open and...

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...

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...

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...

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 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...

A handy hobby knife that employs standard utility blades. The blade can easily be reversed once it becomes dull, thereby doubling its lifespan. No extra hardware is necessary. Minimal support materials are required. Warning: Be cautious when...

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...

Remix of the great Talon knife by Hall Precision.

This knife can insert a standard utility blade or a Stanley blade, perfect for UK users. To get started, I've included an STL file for a plastic blade that will fit perfectly: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3221468 designed by Ponddust. You can...

Add one M3 screw to the head of the knife base to enhance the force resistance.

This utility blade holder is designed for quick printing, weighs less than its counterparts, and boasts remarkable strength. When no other option is available, it can serve as a reliable backup. The Version 2 blade fits snugly in place. The ability...

I created this knife to score plywood veneer to reduce tearout. ... Designed to use m2.5 nuts and screws.

I enjoyed the Feel of the Subitus ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5197914 ) and the ease of Blade replacement of Keychain Knife( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5327492 ) so Combined the 2.. ...

The modification to the base makes it so that when the knife is clipped to a carabiner it cannot be opened. The modification to the slider increases the height of the tab that holds the blade in place, as the blade fell out when shaking it...

The knife now features a dual slip system, allowing you to choose between a lightweight and stiffer slide option. Additionally, I optimized the blade holder for easier grip by reducing its size. Left-handed users can easily adapt this design by...

There is a Prusa Knife and a Blank Knife that you can customize to your liking.Layer height: .20Supports: N/AFilament: PETG, PLAYou will still likely need to sand  the slide some, but I didn't want to go to loose because I know (from experience)...

The yellow knife is the original, then the basic knife, then the PLA sleeve, then the completed unit. Made with PLA. 205 on the hot end, 50 on the bed, 1.6mm layer on a glass bed plain. ...No support was neded.  It was printed vertical with a brim. ...

this is a remake, my bedleveling was a little tight because i use a glass bed and want a glass surface on my prints, but the knife stuck a mm out of the folding part so i remade it to be 5mm longer

Disclaimer: Tacblades assumes no liability for any damage or injury resulting from the use or misuse of the knife printed from these files. The owner is solely responsible for handling the knife with care and adhering to its intended purpose as a...

The third iteration of my self-created RUT, or Rexford Utility Tool, features tri-dimensional printing technology.

This compact container securely stores trapezoidal knife blades, making it ideal for carrying spare blades in a backpack without lugging around the entire heavy box of blades purchased from suppliers. The included OpenSCAD file allows users to...

We've all been there - frantically searching for a knife at the worst possible moment. For us, it's a daily struggle, especially with the never-ending stream of Amazon deliveries we receive. My wife gets the glare for that one. That's why we created...

https://www.printables.com/model/89638-utility-knifeIt is the key chain version of the model in the link.I'm using  M2 x 5mm screwsPrint SettingsNo need for support on this print5mm brim 0.3mm layer hight

This mini otf is perfect for you pocket. ...Coming in at 10.6cm when extended. You can find a full size version HereYou will need a small rubber band and a utility blade. ...I used This one

The purpose of this project was to design and build a simple and versatile utility blade holder that is easy to print, lightweight, and incredibly strong. This compact tool can be quickly printed in just 20 minutes and will prove useful whenever you...

... both pieces until the utility blade can be seated without wobbling. Additionally, there's a small notch at the bottom of the inner piece; insert the utility blade into this notch first before pressing it in to the top. ...Your input is welcome!