knife handle molds 3d models

This knife handle was created for a blade that had been without a home for about six years. When my wife suggested throwing it away, I knew the time had come to give it new life. Although I'm not sure if anyone else will find this useful, here's how...

This beautifully crafted wooden item is one of a pair of matching knife handles that would have been attached on either side of a blade. The metal pins where they were secured have rusted away over time, leaving only the wood behind. Approximately 20...

Here is the knife blade I bought on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079621CH2 There's another similar blade that company sells, thinner than this one won't work for, but if anyone wants it let me know and I can easily shrink-dink the hole...

Printable japanese style handle, haven't found any specific drawings or instructions how to make this handle in traditional fashion so give it a try or use it as a template for wooden handleAssembly and blade locking is left up to the maker to decide...

A full tang knife features available .stl, .stp, and .igs file formats for its model, alongside corresponding part files for detailed design access.

I replaced my broken handle by typing on mine.

A scaled up, remixed version of Pascal_1966 scales for the peasant knife. Now to fit the Standard Size, rather than the mini. Tight fit. If needed, heat up the screws or the pin for perfect fit. ...however, everything else works great for the standard...

I recommend print this handle vertically with supports to get a good surface

I've updated the old handle with unappealing materials. Now I've created a new one for 3D printing. You can either glue it or press fit it in place. ...The SolidWorks source code is included.

I did print with supports on the handle and had to do some sanding to make the pockets fit better. I assembled mine with just the pins and it is holding great, but could be glued! I did get the handle pattern from...

Printable japanese style handle, haven't found any specific drawings or instructions how to make this handle in traditional fashion so give it a try or use it as a template for wooden handle The assembly and blade locking is left up to the maker to...

<p>2mm thinner, nuts can be used</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Rafts:</strong></p> <p>No</p> <p class="detail-setting supports"><strong>Supports: </strong> <div><p>No</p></div> <p><strong>Resolution:</strong></p> <p>200</p> <p...

2mm thinner, nuts can be used

X-ACTO Knife Handle and Locking Cap by SolidDorks SHORTENED

Handyman Hones Blade for Razor Sharp Edge Reamer. ...Design on demand in precision-engineered software, detailed schematics and files readily available for fabrication.

Crafted with precision using cutting-edge technology, this human is uniquely designed with a dash of futuristic flair courtesy of 3D Slash innovation.

This project was created using Tinkercad's powerful design tools. ...Make adjustments and improvements directly within the browser at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/8aE6b4C5A6D7eFgH.

Printed with 80 percent infill, layer high at 0.16 millimeters, nozzle diameter is 0.2 millimeters. Print Settings are as follows: Printer Brand is RepRap and the actual printer used is a Prusa i3. ...Rafts are disabled, supports are not utilized, and...

Glued with epoxy

This is a remix of an STL that a friend shared with me. I haven't printed it out yet, but hopefully tonight will be the night. My plan is to print it using PLA. ...I'll post an update as soon as a high-quality version becomes available.

This innovative model was crafted using VECTARY, a cutting-edge, web-based 3D modeling platform that empowers users to create and explore limitless designs without any costs or restrictions.

I used epoxy for sticking

This One is my first experimental model in Seimens NX

This STL file is now ready for 3D printing, just slice it, turn on your printer and let's get started! If you choose to test this model with your printer, we'd love to see a photo of the finished print. ... For more exciting 3D models, check out my...

I've been working on a project using Fusion 360, putting all my ideas into one cohesive design.

This STL file is now ready to be 3D printed, simply slice it, turn on your 3D printer, and let's get started! If you choose this 3D printing model to test your printer, please share a photo of your finished print. ...To access more 3D models, check out...

Grip of cutting tool