XActo 1 hobby knife cap cover 3d models

After viewing, downloading, and printing a few replacement caps for my wife's 11mm xacto knife, I ended up just designing my own from scratch to overcome what I saw as recurring shortcomings in what's already been created and uploaded. Main benefits...

Designed for the X-Acto #1 knife (approximately 8mm in diameter) and accompanying #11 blade, this cap alternative deviates from existing styles found on Thingiverse. The flat base ensures optimal printing position with the flat facing downwards.

Designed to fit #11 HOBBY / XACTO type blades.***XACTO BRAND SPECIFIC DESIGNS JUST ADDEDBE SURE TO CHECK YOUR BLADE MEASUREMENTS FOR THE PROPER FILES***No supports needed.No hardware needed.Recommend printing at 0.1mm or 0.08mm when using a 0.4mm...

I'm just tweaking pggibson's knife design with a few extra details. The built-in solid stub handle provides a secure grip and adds an extra layer of safety, preventing fingers from slipping forward and coming into contact with the sharp edge. Edit:...

You can securely insert the knife handle into its designated holder, which is conveniently located at the top. A small compartment, known as the little drawer, holds any additional blades that you may need for your project. Printer Settings ...

Love the hobby / xacto knife safety cap by Misoguchi, but need to have an anti-roll nub as I am often working on irregular surface. Print on the side with no support needed, if you print standing up you will need to have outstanding layer adhesion.

Cover to protect one from Xacto Knife Blades Size #1 and #2.

I sought a solution to store hobby knives safely in my tool bag without constantly worrying about slashing myself whenever I grabbed a tool. Space was left at 40mm from the collet's end for long blades. A standard #11 blade typically measures 24mm in...

Ξ A simple hobby blade (#11 Xacto) handle for printers that aren't quite calibrated yet. Ξ • The main idea is to use a scrap piece of filament, screw, nail, or whatever you want to hold the blade in place. The hole is perfect for my blades but if...

The extra-large Xacto knife comes equipped with a cap that fits snugly onto its 11mm diameter grip.

Xacto knife cap for the smaller handles (8mm diameter) that holds the 11 series blades or small blades. I have the "entrance" to be 8.15mm because that's my machine's tolerance, your results may vary. ... The clear cap behind the black one is the one...

Xacto knife cap for the smaller handles (8mm diameter) that holds the 11 series blades or small blades. I have the "entrance" to be 8.15mm because that's my machine's tolerance, your results may vary. ... The clear cap behind the black one is the one...

I just had to replace my missing Xacto blade cap and that's exactly what I came up with - a simple printout to solve the problem. ... Intended for use at a 0.4mm line thickness, this design features two sturdy walls.

I misplaced my Xacto knife cover, so I designed and printed a new one as my first model. Although it might be overly intricate, I encountered difficulties when attempting to slim down the profile. Additionally, I discovered that a robust raft is...

Just a simple precision knife cap that I couldn't seem to find elsewhere. Tollerences are a little tight but you can adjust the size if need be. It fit my old knife in the picture well with a little in & out movement without the blade. ... Printed on...

Prints properly (enough) with 0.2mm layer, as oriented.The cap fits knife with 8.0mm diameter holder (8.3mm diameter knurling).  The first few cappings are tight, but it smooths out with a nice “click”.When capping/removing, hold where the...

A compact safety cap designed specifically for smaller X-Acto-style knives, tailored to fit a lesser-known brand model.

I've donned the UndeadArgos cap, emblazoned with the bold phrase "Grumpy Old Scale Modeler" prominently displayed on each side.

I whipped this up on TinkerCad to replace the cap I lost on my old Staedtler blade. If it's too loose or too tight, just edit the ID. Everything else should work fine. If you do remix it, I'd suggest to make the id at the opening slightly smaller...

Step 4: Hold the back of the cover securely and insert your Xacto knife into the holder. Make sure the blade aligns perfectly with the gap. Step 5: Your custom-made knife cover is complete. Enjoy using it! The ideal fit is achieved when the cover...

Yet Another X-ACTO Knife Cover. This Cover Is Designed To Be Printed Horizontally For Maximum Strength. No Supports Are Required. Ensure The Blade Aligns With The Slits In The Same Plane. ... This Design Features Customizable Parameters.

Yet another durable x-acto knife case comes into view, designed to be printed flat for maximum stability. This design eliminates the need for any additional supports. To ensure optimal results, it's essential that the blade aligns perfectly with...

Simple replacement for the cap of an xacto knife

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/x-acto-knife-set-holder-pegboard My process was 1. Measurements and sketches. 2. Make &Test Pegboard hooks. 3. Make and test thin layered print for dimensional accuracy. 4. Put hooks and holder together for...

Create a protective cover for heavy-duty Xacto knives featuring fluted plastic handles that fit stick handle types snugly, but don't require tight fitting. Use clear filament to inspect the blade type without removing the cap. ...Designed with...

Safety cap cover for hobby knife blade. Printed in PETG. ...Blade holder diameter 8 mm.

I damaged my hobby knife cap and built a replacement myself. ...The new cover is functional though not flawless, yet it serves as a decent fit for my Fiskars hobby knife.

Cap for hobby knife so you can store it safe

Safety cap cover for an X-acto or other hobby knife blade. Hex head helps keep it from rolling on a table. ...Additionally, it can be stood up to save space.

Safety cap cover for an X-acto or other hobby knife blade. Hex head helps keep it from rolling on a table. ...Additionally, it can be stood up to save space.