file handle 3d models

This compact handle design is perfectly compatible with my existing Hex bit needle file handle design. It's specifically tailored to work seamlessly with standard 1/4" hex bits. ... Collets: * 1/4" straight hex * Flat tang file 4A * Flat tang file 3A...

Crafting a robust large file handle demands precision, as evident in this work-in-progress design featuring two prominent collets: the F2 with its flat tang and the S4 boasting a square tampered tang. ...A comprehensive table detailing the current...

It is a simple File handle and mold design. Note: production has been carried out. Note: Production has been carried out.(Please watch the Videos)Youtube Link : https://youtu.be/rcQFQ3XNmMc(Please. I am waiting for your thoughts and comments...

This is a remix of "FIle Handle Rack" by matthewlaberge. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1886756 Cut the number of available slots down to seven and added sections on each end to accommodate screws for mounting. Measures 7-1/4" long and 3/4"...

Following on from my original file handle and the hex key long axis mount, here's a remix between the two - essentially a similar profile to the bulb shape at the back of the hex key handle (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3605461), applied this...

The hole for the tang of the chisel or file is the same as the previous file handle (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3490434), so any adjustments to the width or depth of this hole by drilling etc. can be made similarly as before. There is a slight...

This is a compact file handle designed for small needle files, featuring a 50mm length and 11mm diameter. I created it because most existing handles on Thingiverse were too large for my needs. To ensure the hole size is suitable for printing, simply...

This is a compact file handle designed for small needle files featuring 3.5mm handles. The handle measures 50mm in length and 11mm in diameter. I created it because most of the available options on Thingiverse were too large for my preference. If the...

This is a compact file handle perfect for small needle files with 3.5mm handles. The handle itself measures 50mm in length and 11mm in diameter. I designed this because the majority of similar designs on Thingiverse were too large for my needs. If...

... Generic PLA Colour to suit. Notes: Brims used by default to save on filament (and the environment!) Much the same method and process as previously with the first file handle (Thing:3490434) - check this out for further info. Category: Hand Tools

This is a simple little file handle, one with a flat end and one with a rounded end, for small files that I made up in Tinkercad. The handle is made with a interference fit for a 1/4" round shaft / shank. Files are then tapped in and held firmly in...

I have manufactured a file handle in ABS without support structures, utilizing a 0.3mm layer height and an infill percentage of 50%, alongside a nozzle diameter of 0.4 mm. Key Components: 1- A single M3X10 bolt and nut are employed to secure the...

A 3D printable robust and durable Micro/Needle File Handle, designed to accept a precision file with a 3 mm (~.118”) round tail. The design can be easily 3D printed, without any support, on a smaller size hobbyist 3D Printer. It can be printed with...

The ultimate file handle, perfectly designed for a 6" Nicholson file with its tapered tang, stands at 3.25 long and is a versatile, elliptical section that easily scales up or down as needed, rendering buying replacements a thing of the past. ...

A 3D printable robust and durable Micro/Needle File Handle, designed to accept a precision file with a 3 mm (~.118”) round tail.The design can be easily 3D printed, without any support, on a smaller size hobbyist 3D Printer. It can be printed with a...

Attaches best if the tail of the file is warmed up before this handle gets pounded on. I recommend at least 3 walls and a decent infill, but print at your own discretion. ...No supports required, slice with the flat base of the handle on the build plate...

Attaches best if the tail of the file is warmed up before this handle gets pounded on. I recommend at least 3 walls and a decent infill, but print at your own discretion. No supports required, slice with the flat base of the handle on the build plate...

My set of 10 medium needle files by Vallejo came without a handle so I've designed my own. This handle should fit any needle file with +/- 3 mm diameter shaft. The hole is cut 50 mm deep (measured from the chuck tip). ... Printed with PETG, but...

... but the square hole for the tang could cause it to shift. Check out similar handles for triangle and flat files: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1505789 Print Settings: Printer: Cobblebot Basic Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 25%

My set of 10 medium needle files by Vallejo came without a handle so I've designed my own. This handle should fit any needle file with +/- 3 mm diameter shaft. The hole is cut 50 mm deep (measured from the chuck tip). Printed with PETG, but anything...

My set of 10 medium needle files by Vallejo came without a handle so I've designed my own. This handle should fit any needle file with +/- 3 mm diameter shaft. The hole is cut 50 mm deep (measured from the chuck tip). Printed with PETG, but anything...

Changed openscad file so it can be easily re-configured to accept files.

Replaces broken file cabinet handle

One of my file cabinet handles was missing, so I printed a replacement part myself. I attempted to replicate the original as closely as possible given the measurements I could reasonably obtain. The biggest deviation being the recessed label plate...

Handheld tool designed specifically for delicate metalwork.

A standard human indicator is used to label a compact device featuring a slender rod that measures only 3 millimeters in diameter.

You need a way to keep track of those folders you bought from Maplins, and that's exactly what this little label is designed to do - keeping all your stuff neatly organized with ease! ...Just take some high-strength epoxy resin, apply it gently but...

It took roughly an hour to spit out the print, I reckon. ...I'd really enjoy giving a furry finish a go with Cura's experimental settings.