medieval whetstone 3d models

A gripped whetstone is commonly available at machine shops. ...Ensure that your cutting tools remain sharp for efficient machining, and don't forget to show appreciation with likes!

A basic whetstone support features a wedge to keep the stone stable. ...This holder is designed specifically for whetstones measuring 150 x 50 x 25 mm. ...The item is crafted from PLA material.

This is simple enclosure for my RUIXIN whetstones... Just use 2 rubber bands to hold the stones in place. ...Also made a lot of opennings to let the whetstones dry after use. 

This is a basic holder for my RUIXIN whetstones... ...Simply secure the stones with two rubber bands. Multiple openings are also included to allow the whetstones to air dry after each use.

A simple pad for storing and supporting a whetstone. ...Customizable size and "tread" features using scad file.

Slide on one "unthreaded whetstone block" (L-lip facing up and towards center of rods) Followed by one or two "Center support whetstone blocks" Slide on one "unthreaded whetstone block" (L-lip facing up and towards previous L-lip) screw on two thumb...

A simple Whetstone Bracket, which works great :) BOM: 2pcs 30cm M6 threated rod A2 4-6pcs M6 nuts A2 4-6pcs M6 washer A2 Print: 2x End-Bracket 1x Mid-Bracket 2x Thumbscrew M6 4x Endcaps M6 (optional) Happy sharpening

I designed this whetstone holder specifically for my Ruixin whetstones, which can be found in an 8-piece lot on Aliexpress...

... groove running around its edge. ...Knowing exactly which brand made it would be helpful, but unfortunately, I'm not aware of the manufacturer. In the slim chance that you have such a whetstone in your possession, this mount will securely hold it.

Adjustable Whetstone Holder You'll also need: * Two 6mm threaded rods, each about 25cm long - you can cut these from a 1m piece * Two cover nuts to match the 6mm threads * Two wing nuts to fit the same 6mm threads * Four washers that are specifically...

Made this useful whetstone vice over a weekend project. I use it to sharpen kitchen knives with water stones. Parts List: * 4x vice jaw (printed) * 4x thumb nut (printed) * 4x stainless M8 nut * 2x stainless M8 threaded rod (cut to custom...

A Simple yet Effective Whetstone Bracket :)\r\n\r\nBill of Materials:\r\n* 2 Pieces 30cm M6 Threaded Rods, A2 Quality\r\n* 4 to 6 Pieces M6 Nuts, A2 Grade\r\n* 4 to 6 Pieces M6 Washers, A2 Standard\r\n\r\nPrint Requirements:\r\n* 2 End-Brackets\r\n*...

A simple tool for sharpening knives using whetstones. Printing the model does not require any special settings. ...My presets are in a 3MF file.</p><p>If you want to modify the model, you can find the STEP files in the attachment or you can modify the...

This is designed to make it easy and efficient to submerge your whetstone. That way you can get to sharpening your knife even faster! It includes side slots to make it easier to put the stone in, and take the stone out, draining holes to keep...

A simple Whetstone Bracket, which works great :) BOM: 2pcs 30cm M6 threated rod A2 4-6pcs M6 nuts A2 4-6pcs M6 washer A2 Print: 2x End-Bracket 1x Mid-Bracket 2x Thumbscrew M6 4x Endcaps M6 (optional) Happy sharpening Print instructionsCategory:...

First iteration of a 3D printable whetstone bridge, for manual knife sharpening over the sink. There are similar designs, where this one differs most is the use of metal channel rather than threaded or linear rods. I went with aluminum channel,...

Made this primarily to sharpen kitchen knives on a diamond whetstone. I wanted something as close to a traditional stone sharpening as possible just with the angles taken care of. There are a few different angles of sled depending on how you prefer...

First iteration of a 3D printable whetstone bridge, for manual knife sharpening over the sink. There are similar designs, where this one differs most is the use of metal channel rather than threaded or linear rods. I went with aluminum channel,...

Remix Rejd's sharpening guide for my 60x180x30mm whetstone and 10-15-20 degree bevel selections.

Remix Rejd's sharpening guide for my 60x180x30mm whetstone and 10-15-20 degree bevel selections.

Cover for a whetstone rack that can also be used as a water tray to soak the stone before using it. ... Whetstone racks are marked with the grit of each stone.

Part is used to hold the whetstones firmly. ...Stone is fixed with one part by tightening the relevant bolt(s).

Part is used to hold the whetstones firmly. ...Stone is fixed with one part by tightening the relevant bolt(s).

... with numbers on the bottom. Degrees labeled on the back: 16.5°, 20° & 25°. Before using, grease the grooves thoroughly. To use safely, place the whetstone in its rubber holder, then fit the large clamp over it and finally engage the sliding block.

... adjustable using M4 rods. My YM Whetstones stay in place automatically and are also supported by an additional rubber band. Please note to mirror the Whetstone holder within your slicer. ...If you like my design, feel free to offer a PayPal tip.

Mounting your whetstone securely requires a solid base, typically a piece of wood. The ideal dimensions for your whetstone are 180x60 or 150x50. Five evenly spaced holes allow for easy attachment using nails or screws, with countersinks to prevent...

Adjustable Whetstone Support You need to print: 1x Whetstone_Support1 1x Whetstone_Support2 1x Whetstone_Support3 2x Knurled_Nut 2x Tip (Optional) hardware: 2x M8 threaded bar - 180 to 200mm length Use an 8mm drill in counterclockwise rotation to...

A sharpening base and guide for large whetstones 180x60x29 Helps you built experience by keeping 16 degree angle for sharpening Japanese knifes. ...It has the full pack.3 stl models Base Stand Angle guide 16 degrees

Create an adapter to use sandpaper instead of whetstones. I suppose widers can help to gain needed tension of sandpaper. ...You can use piece of cloth and some kind of polish paste, just glue cloth and make tension.

Designed for use on a whetstone makes it easy and quick to get a good angle for beginners. ...most common / best angle to sharpen at from the quick search I did.