leatherman skeletool 3d models

This is a belt holder for Leatherman Rev multitool. It's designed to screw on to a Tek Lok belt holder with a 2x3 grid. Revision: 2021-07-16 Designer: Tim Gremalm Website: http://tim.gremalm.se/ License: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE (Version 3...

To eliminate using your Leatherman's pliers, design an ergonomic chuck for 5mm square-ended tap drills. Insert the drill into the chuck and tap it into the plastic to secure. This is useful for projects like the 3D printed tripod...

Designed as a final project for an art class, this holder can securely store a leatherman or pocket knife, wallet, and phone. The design allows for the addition of a cable management feature, where a wireless charger is integrated by soldering the...

You can see the original here: https://www.leatherman.com/tread-425.html You can also get them from Amazon by searching for Leatherman Tread I wanted to add this band as an option for my Apple Watch. Several companies make some cheap options on...

It can hold up to 5 USB drives, 3 SD cards, 4 AA batteries, a stack of post-it notes (50x20mm), 1 Leatherman multi-tool, 1 smartphone, a bunch of keys, 2 Allen wrenches, and 1 3.5mm jack adapter, not to mention other miscellaneous items. My hope is...

This innovative belt design seamlessly integrates LOXX connectors, enabling effortless attachment and detachment of daily carry items or larger accessories such as camera cases or utility pouches (e.g., a Leatherman sheath). ... To learn more about this...

... of a nightstand. It can be printed in ABS or Nylon for extra strength, but PLA works fine for my purpose. I used 4 walls, 15% infill, 215 Celsius, 50% cooling fan (for extra strength). Supports easily broken away with nippy cutters and a Leatherman.

Save your hard-earned cash and use the provided socket with any Torx compatible multi-tool, such as a Leatherman or Swiss Army Knife! Just be careful not to over-tighten - this one's delicate. The included T20 star tip is just what you need. Don't...

I also incorporated a Leatherman-style multi-tool, although this particular model may be discontinued as it's no longer available on Amazon. Using 3D Slash to create the design resulted in a slightly blocky appearance. ... To ensure a sturdy print, I...

I'm obsessed with my Leatherman Tool, always fixing and getting so much done with it. However, carrying those large bit sheathes around has always been a hassle. That's when Handy Bits comes to the rescue. This design idea was inspired by Bartimaeus'...

This is a scalable pouch design for a Leatherman Wave, which I have been creating for over 25 years. The current version replaces a lost one, and I am sharing the digital file here on Thingiverse. Though not CNC-specific, the file is scalable in...

... what I think is the weakest part of the design - the large holes where the link attaches to the Tread links. I've been wearing the links for about three weeks now, and when printed in black PETG with a black Leatherman Tread, they are unnoticeable.

Like with my "Belt Shell Holder for 12 gauge & .223 Rem/9mm" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3740717), I have used a portion of WaveSupportApparatus' belt loop from his "Comfortable Leatherman Wave belt holster"...

Use it with Bosch, T-Shank or Leatherman Saw Blades. The Cap Stores Leatherman Bits Securely. Version 2 Details: The Shaft Breaks Down into Two Pieces for Easy Printing on Small Devices. A Reinforcing Piece of PVC Adds Strength and Can Be Printed...

... be printed flat on the plate with no support or raft. There are two extra files here, one for a printable deep pocket clip adapter and another one that allows you to screw a Leatherman pocket clip on instead, which is what I opted for in the end.

WaveSupportApparatus' belt holder for the Leatherman Wave is all-around a superior design, but it doesn't hold shotgun shells (it does a great job of holding my Leatherman Wave, though). So, I took the best of both. Then, I modified the .222/.223...

... Experiment caught our eye on day five. Next up was Yoshi, who appeared on day six. The Tiny 3D Printer stole the show on day seven. Zoidberg got some love on day eight. Day nine featured the Leatherman Multitool as the ornament of choice.

... stole some hairbands from my wife. For the metal parts I used 16 x 1 1/2" brads. They should fit in the holes with a little tap from a heavy object. I used the side if a stainless Leatherman multi-tool, anything with a bit of weight will work.

The hole at the top is both decorative and functional, increasing the rattling sound and serving as a means to dislodge the sphere with a 6 cm Leatherman blade. It's advised to edit the DWG or DXF file before printing, and then carefully insert a...

I've designed this model trying to reduce the mess on my desk.It can store up to:5 USB drives3 SD cards4 AA batteriesSome post it 50*20 mm1 leatherman Multi tool1 SmartphoneA bunch of keys2 Allen keys1 jack 3,5 mm dongleAnd some other little...

This is a holder for a leatherman squirt that attaches to the money clip of a ridge wallet (or at least a knockoff brand ridge wallet). I printed it in TPU on my ender 3 with no supports. I think you would likely have some trouble getting this...

Generous internal cavity for storing small items of tackle and a small knife such as a leatherman squirt ps4 UPDATE: Split the end cap and Body into 2 separate files so you can orient how you wish, or print the body and cap in different colours,...

All credit for the designs go to the creator of the bike- i just made simple modifications to suit my tastes.There are three upgrades:dual front disc brakes (basically the left hand setup mirrored so you can have a disc on the right)embossed seat...

I figured we’d tinker around for a bit, engrave a Leatherman and be on our way.\nThen she spotted the mirror tiles. She said, "there’s no way you could put that in a laser cutter, it’d reflect." I pointed out the laser is infrared, and glass is...

I got tired of using my Leatherman's pliers to hold my 1/4-20 Tap Drill, so I quickly designed a comfortable, ergonomically friendly chuck for 5mm square-ended tap drills. Simply place your 5mm square-ended tap drill into either side of the chuck and...

Used the Comfortable Leatherman Wave holster as a reference point. Didn't actually replicate any of its features, but it sparked the design idea. This holster will fit a SOG Powerlock, or in my case, a Paladin Tools Powerplay multitool. It's designed...

If you've got a Leatherman with a bit driver, definitely check out Cyclenerd's version too. It fits 6 double sided bits! And uses magnets for capture. Maybe I need to buy another Leatherman? https://youtu.be/BBQR5wqBSXE .3fz and .stl files are...

But there should still be more improvements, which includes planning alternative ways like making special tools that match Leatherman's quality requirements precisely enough without having their branding anywhere - at least in our imagination! Here...

It's made to hold 24 screwdriver bits, 5 pairs of tweezers, 5 Soldering Iron ends, 2 Electrical tape rolls, 1 Swiss army knife, 1 Leatherman Fuse, 1 Turnigy Hex screwdriver, 1 screwdriver handle, 1 screwdriver extender, and 1 calipers. I didn't...

The next two rectangular pots are designed to hold flush cutters and a Leatherman tool, while the drawer is deep enough to fit a Stanley blade pack. I printed the main Tool Holder on its back, using supports for the tool wells only, which worked out...