otf switch blade 3d models

A single rubber band is all that's required. ...Screws are optional, yet highly recommended.

A human substitutes a raised hand gesture for a sharp blade.

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Just a comb blade, designed in conjunction with the incredible switch blade created by David6722 - full credit goes to him for his ingenious work! This file contains every necessary component at precisely the right scale. ...You might need to carefully...

Human: Enhanced upper case from OTF Knife / Switch Blade, which reinforces the side tab above the button, securing it through multiple layers of attachment to the side casing (@ x1000 scale), and preventing it from breaking off like its original...

I took David6722's exceptional OTF design and refined it with some tweaks, adding spots for screws, a pocket clip, modifying the button, and making several other enhancements. It prints smoothly but may require supports for the newly created...

I took David6722's brilliant OTF design and gave it a bit of a makeover, adding space for screws, a pocket clip, modifying the button, and making a few more enhancements along the way. It prints very smoothly but might need some support structures to...

You really just need a rubber / hair band and a couple of small screws (or tape / glue instead)Category: Mechanical Toys SummaryI took David6722's genious OTF Design and tweaked it a bit, I added places for screws, a pocket clip, altered the button...

I updated parts for OTF knife / switch blade (functional) by David6722 \r\nhttps://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3619717\r\n\r\nOn April 3rd, I added the top case as requested.\r\n\r\nThe blade is now double-sided and has a more defined "dagger" shape.

Comb replacement for the OTF Knife/Switch Blade (Functional), crafted by David6722. ...When you need to tame your mane, but still exude a rebellious air with a flick of the wrist.

... two rubber bands in place, and you're good to go. For optimal results, print it at 100% infill using either high-quality ABS or PLA materials. Just remember, playtime might be over all too soon - this blade can break easily, so handle with care.

a better blade for the otf knife

I made a new blade insert for the OTF Fidget Knife. ... This is a sharper blade with a serrated edge that's good for opening boxes.

This is scaled in Cura to 950% of the original size of the original OTF Knife files, so if you print the original knife files at 950% then this blade will fit perfectly; it won't need to be scaled. Note: I have a fully designed and working utility...

The hidden blade I designed in Inventor functions flawlessly when precise tolerances are employed, but if you attempt to print it yourself, you'll need to adjust the scale slightly either up or down. I can't guarantee that this model will work...

Hello everyone, This is a revised edition of the original OTF Knife / Switch Blade (Functional) design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3619717. If accessing a functional OTF knife via the original model proves challenging, utilize this modified...

One more blade for David6722's OTF switchblade. This one is based on the Microtech Hellhound. I really don't plan to make a career out of plastic knives, but I couldn't pass this one up. See the original thing for the rest of the pieces and...

I really liked this blade style, but it's for the pen-spring mechanism version of this knife which I've had no luck with whatsoever, however I've had small successes with the elastic band mechanism version of this knife and as such I wanted to...

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... to make some simple changes to make them work together again. ... I recommend printing the blade vertically on its spine with supports. Original OTF: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5180916 Hellhound blade: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4097691

* Clean up the flat side of the switch plate so it slides freely inside the top rail of the body (over the blade). **Step 5: Assemble the Main Components** * Insert the assembled blade into the main body, pressing the lock latch during insertion. *...

This model was built using Tinkercad. ...Modify it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/designs/54QEWptaEQU.

... ANY WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM TO CAUSE HARM TO ANYONE OR ANYTHING!!! ALL CREDIT GOES TO DAVINICI85 UPDATE 4/23/2016: Avoid using a fixed blade unless you're certain it functions properly, because if you try to open this on people, it may not fully open.

... anytime soon. With that I figured I would submit my first prototype and see what people thought of it. (P.S. I am aware of the differences between an OTF knife and a switch blade mechanism, I just liked the sound of switch blade shutter more 👍.)

A hilarious inside joke between buddies that always gets a chuckle is the Nintendo Switch Knife, a ridiculous concept where a gaming console turns into a deadly blade, ready to slice through any obstacle. ...My friend and I still crack up thinking about...

I've got a couple of Nintendo Switch Blades to show you. First off, there's the single-piece version - it's a solid block from tip to tail. ...Then there's the other one where the blade and grip are printed separately before being snapped together.

It's a Cool spring loaded wallet that holds two cards Fully functional, it works like a Switch blade Snap open or Snap close. 100% Printed Two options: With external money clip or No money clip. ...Swap between them no problem Prints wit no support...

Where in blazes is that infernal stub?" "We don't need one anymore, sir." This is a rework of the blade section of my Frankenstein Light Switch Plate (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:649284), with the added bonus of eliminating the requirement for...

... flicking it out for optimal performance. The design was inspired by the 10EShoes Nintendo Switch Blade model, which I modified to fit snugly into the slot. ...As this is my first published project on Thingiverse, please be kind with your feedback.

... L and R with a hinge bore of 2.3mm for a piece of 1.75mm filament to become the hinge pin. Then lastly FDM 2.85 is the Switch Blade as two separate parts, L and R with a hinge bore of 3.2mm for a piece of 2.85mm filament to become the hinge pin.