funny letter opener 3d models

... today's Marwari horses proudly carry on their noble heritage. This extraordinary creature now proudly crowns the handle of this intricately designed 3D printed letter opener, making it a superb addition to any discerning stationery collection.

... scale up components by ~427%! ... Folding knife that works well as a compact letter opener is what I like about it! Because plastic material was used to make it. Also, check out this thing because it was featured in an article on 3DPrint.com!

This handy letter opener is inspired by the Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife from World War II and can be used as a general purpose utility knife due to its ruggedness. It's an ideal choice for those who appreciate the aesthetic/ergonomics of this...

The folding knife has been upsized for effortless opening of letters and cardboard boxes with a blade length of 85mm, roughly equivalent to 3.3 inches. To enhance grip and provide a tactical appearance, I've remixed the handle with added grip design...

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Open the mail with fierce determination, like a victorious warrior unleashing a mighty Qapla'! ...This concept could theoretically be executed as a single cohesive piece (combined.stl), but for practicality's sake, I printed two distinct halves...

Print Settings Rafts: It doesn't really matter Supports: Just disregard this option Resolution: Opt for something precise Infill: Choose a setting that produces something sturdy Post-Printing Final Touches You may want to smooth out the blade,...

Just deposit a coin into the machine.

Layer depth: a mere 0.10 millimeters.\n\nThe material is completely filled, offering maximum density and consistency.\n\nStructural support is not required due to the robust nature of this design.\n\nProduction time: one hour and ten minutes.

A pocket-sized utility tool. Rapidly deployable with surprising impact. The image depicts a compact blade, downsized to accommodate limited print space. ...Additionally, I've tweaked the design (flipped its orientation) to optimize performance for...

no supports Glue two components together using plastic modeling glue.

Prepared to face anything, the phrase "in omnia paratus" highlights one's readiness and adaptability in various situations.

No Specific Needs. ...Simply Delight Yourself.

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all of the stuff no rubber band needed

Added a loop to the original design. I found the edges a bit too sharp to handle and the loop can give a bit more force by putting your finger in it. ...The loop can also be used to hang it up.

no supports Glue two components together using plastic modeling glue.

Just Relax and Enjoy Yourself

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I need you to fill in exactly two colors that match your desired color scheme. ...Please provide the specific colors you prefer for scaling up to a massive 300,000 percent larger than usual.

This thing is designed and crafted using the innovative toolset found in Tinkercad. ...Feel free to make edits directly online at www.tinkercad.com/things/dkhdp8x4xdK.

Stone base with a slot for a sword letter opener to turn it into a sword in the stone

This Indian Brass Letter Opener features an archive dated back to 2011, containing a maximum file size of 2011 MB with formats including FBX and textures for enhanced detailing.

A handmade knife was crafted with fantasy flair, suitable for use as a letter opener that prints out smoothly. Dimensions of the handmade tool stand out vividly: length reaches 31 centimeters, width spans 6 centimeters, while thickness comes in at 2...

Heavily remixed from mathiaspl20 design from Thingiverse  Designed this as a fidget toy that doubly functions as a letter opener, yet looks tactical enough to be cool. You'd need a single rubber band and a well tuned 3D printer with tight tolerances....

Adding five walls/shells if you're planning on sharpening the tool is recommended, or just print it with 20-25% infill for a simple letter opener. Print settings suggest slowing down, or the thing may fall apart, even with extra brim and a 60mm...

Designed as a fidget toy, this item also serves as a letter opener and has a tactical look that makes it cool. To make it work, you'll need one rubber band and a well-calibrated 3D printer with tight tolerances. It functions incredibly well for me.

I found a useful little plastic knife that I use for scraping or prying off things, opening weak letters, and playing around with. It's also good for scratching. I tried annealing it and sharpening it down to 3000 grit at its edge angle but it will...

Please don't stab people, even if they deserve it. Simple and stylish letter opener with detachable knob. There is space inside for a banknote or a small piece of paper. Or just put some weight in there, and it feels a bit more like a real...