axis lock knife 3d models

Folder knife designers focus on axis locking mechanisms. ...A well-designed axis lock ensures secure blade retention and smooth operation.

An aluminum-handled folding knife featuring a lock mechanism for secure use.

A model that I have created, loosely based on an image of the Rostfrei Liner Lock Knife, to be used on my KeyShot tutorial at http://blog.boazzemer.com

To release the liner lock, simply press it to the side with your thumb, just as you would on a genuine knife with a liner lock! For more information about liner locks, please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liner_lock. I have successfully...

This utility knife features a locking blade mechanism and uses standard blades; it requires a small screw for blade retention. Attached SolidWorks files offer instructions for 3D printing the handle, blade holder, and pin. Trim off the "locking tab...

This project aimed to produce a 3D-printable pocket knife featuring a liner lock. The drop-point blade is 2.7" long, accessible with one hand, and equipped with a thumb stud. To unlock the liner lock, simply push it to the side with your thumb. A...

... the two knobs don't attach together securely. Remember, this knife was not intended for use as a weapon; it was simply created out of curiosity and a desire to learn how things work. ...The blade is not sharp enough to cut through objects easily.

The P3Steel's Y-axis rod is secured through a straightforward locking mechanism. ...However, the locking device fails to establish contact with the table, resulting in an incomplete hold.

Engineers utilize a locking mechanism to secure the X-axis in place while transporting equipment. ...This design accommodates 20x20 extrusions paired with M3 x 8 bolts and T-nuts for added stability.

So, I designed these handy clips that allow locking each axis by meshing the GT2 belt tooth-to-tooth without compromising it or applying tape or cable ties that might be forgotten during unpacking. There are two models: a wide version recommended...

So, I designed these really handy clips that allow locking each axis by meshing the GT2 belt to itself (tooth-to-tooth) without compromising the belt or applying tape or a cable tie that might be forgotten during unpacking. There are two models:...

This upgrade enhances the original component of the MaxMicron 3D Printer, utilizing your Y-Axis Adjustable Belt Tension Mechanism. ...I have incorporated CAD files to facilitate updates on other printers.

* Lengthened the frame lock arm to improve the locking mechanics and increased the size of the unlocking nub. * Lengthened the back of the blade to improve the locking mechanics. I also designed some new blades to use for educating my local Beaver...

Reproduction of the Astroller folding knife with lock. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHTlxHVaLYA&feature=youtu.be Opening by push ball. Everything is explained with the pictures. Glue the elements with super glue. Make the adjustments to have...

To unlock the liner lock, simply push it to the side with your thumb, just like on a real knife with a liner lock! For more information on liner locks, check out this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liner_lock I have printed this design and it...

I was impressed by the innovative design of the utility knife and sought a printable solution to securely lock the blade without adding unnecessary bulk. It meets my expectations. The design can be easily adapted for one-handed use. ... Printed with...

Printing a PLA spring doesn't yield impressive results, so I designed this knife model using a flip-flop as the blade lock. Just press on the rounded part of the handle to release and fold the knife (the clearance between the handle and pin is...

The cutting surface measures approximately 2.7" long and can be opened/closed with one hand using a liner lock. To unlock the liner, simply push to the side with your thumb. Future versions may include a lanyard clip and different blade profiles like...

3D printed knife holder with child lock, but this object can be easily placed into traveling bag too. Not too universal product, but somebody may get an inspiration and modify Fusion360 files for own needs.&nbsp;</p><p>Dimensions:&nbsp;<br>- hole for...

Secure loose knife in Monsieur Cuisine thermomix by clipping it tightly.

A fun little knife to fidget with. ...https://youtu.be/hxRsqbLM88U

DIY 4 axis GRBL cnc support tangent knife.

screwdriver through the frame to remove support material. Glue both sides of blade together (aligning the halves after assembly is easier). If you printed in PLA, store the knife open to prevent the frame from losing its tension. Category: Hand...

Lock your Z axis for changing filament or while transporting. The 2 holes are not threaded, but meant for M4 tap. ... 2 screws, M4 X 12 are used to connect the 2 pieces.

Lock your Z axis for changing filament or while transporting. The 2 holes are not threaded, but meant for M4 tap. 2 screws, M4 X 12 are used to connect the 2 pieces. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No...

For those with a full steel Prusa frame similar to Cordobesa's design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1528308), tighten the X-axis belt carefully to prevent excessive strain on the Y-axis smooth rods and potential damage from unwanted movement or...

... in place during unexpected power outages, safeguarding against costly damage and downtime. ...The bearing housing clamp applies essential friction to the Z-Axis motor, maintaining stability and control over the movement of the printhead carriage.

A modification has been made to Caboose's innovative liner lock knife available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:117265. ...The addition of a serrated blade is now included, potentially making the knife suitable for cutting soft bread.

This folder knife features a large ring opening, compatible with accessories like snap links, and includes a slide lock mechanism for added security.

This rendering file is to be used with my Rostfrei Liner Lock Knife KeyShot tutorial, that can be found on http://blog.boazzemer.com