file handle 3d models

File Handle

Universal fit file handle

Small File handle.

Convenient file handle to install. ... Tapered shank, add a tap of a hammer to secure it.

File handle for chainsaw chain, with self-locking system, 25° and 30° angle guide

just a quick file handle for small files remix if need be just useful for if you inherit tools without handles

Remix of Phil Dubach's nice, customizable file handle, with additional support for hexagonal shank/tang, as well as a few minor changes.

As usual, I searched the internet for a file handle but didn't find any that looked right, felt comfortable or fitted the file, so I designed my own in DesignSpark. I printed this in PLA adding an extra perimeter and increasing fill density. ... If you...

A perfect fit for your trusty Mill File, this handle is designed to provide a comfortable grasp. ...Its generous size sets it apart from standard grips, ensuring a secure hold on even the largest 10-inch files.

File handle that fits a Kobalt 6-in Mill Bastard File (K6BM). The handle dimensions as well as the slit for the file tang (the pointy end of the file) are customizable in OpenSCAD. Be sure to measure the tang first. I measured mine as 3mm at the tip...

File handle that fits a Kobalt 6-inch Mill Bastard File (K6BM). The handle dimensions as well as the slit for the file tang are highly customizable. Be sure to carefully measure the tang first. I measured mine as three millimeters at the tip and...

As usual, I searched the internet for a file handle but didn't find any that looked right, felt comfortable or fitted the file, so I designed my own in DesignSpark.I printed this in PLA adding an extra perimeter and increasing fill density.If you...

As usual, I searched the internet for a file handle but didn't find any that looked right, felt comfortable or fitted the file, so I designed my own in DesignSpark. I printed this in PLA adding an extra perimeter and increasing fill density. ... If...

As usual, I searched the internet for a file handle but didn't find any that looked right, felt comfortable or fitted the file, so I designed my own in DesignSpark Mechanical. I printed this in PLA adding an extra perimeter and increasing fill...

This is an updated model for file handles made from metal. Having amassed numerous files over time, I am now bringing order to them by giving each a handle and enabling it to be displayed on a tool board. The tapered insert is designed to fit snugly...

File handle: design a sturdy one, 85mm long. Scale it up or down as needed for your project. For a secure fit, print with 100% infill to ensure the file can withstand drilling larger holes - the actual hole diameter is 3.5 mm. Securely attach your...

To assemble the file handle, simply print and affix the star-shaped end of the file to the handle. If a permanent fix is desired, heating the spike or using adhesive may be employed; however, a simple whack usually suffices. Given its tall, thin...

With the layering of a 3D print at about 0.2mm resolution, the final result does actually take on the grainy effect of wood. How I Designed This Measure up, Draw the profile, revolve 180Deg and extrude small elements. I measured the length and...

Handle for small files

Shrink-fit handle for files

lime handle, editable by the Solidworks file.

A simple handle for 3mm metal files.

Handle for a regular 10" file, possibly others.

handle for the file with a diameter of 4mm

File length 85mm, inner hole diameter 3.5mm. ...You must heat the file's tip, then insert it into the handle.

Needed some handles for my two small files. Did each with a different handle pattern to brush up on my project to path skills. Obj files included so you can modify to fit your particular files. ...I heated the end of my files up just enough to push fit...

My handle came from this source: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:683499/files. However, there was enough change in mind that I decided to create my own version instead. ... The SCAD file offers parameters for various file tang sizes.

Simple Handle for 3mm Metal Files. ... Created to fit metal files from Biltema: https://www.biltema.se/verktyg/handverktyg/filar/nalfilar-10-st-2000016868 After printing, the file must be heated before being pressed firmly into place.

... may become ruined. Remember to exercise extreme caution during this process, as things can get very hot! Wear protective gloves and take necessary precautions to avoid serious burns from both the torch, file, and potentially the plastic handle.

You can also improvise and use it as a makeshift allen/hex-key handle, by placing the short end of the hex-key into the hole (for the hand file's tang in the front end of the handle) and hold it there with your thumb, to get a finer adjustment or a...