scalpel handle 3d models

Simple scalpel handle.Printed in PLA.To maintain the blade, you'll need to drill a hole and add a M2 screw and nut or equivalent.

The scalpel handle design, sans blade, was created using Inventor 2017 software and then converted into an IGS file format for further usage.

Simple scalpel handle.Printed in PLA.To maintain the blade, you'll need to drill a hole and add a M2 screw and nut or equivalent.

A handle to put arround the Swann Morton number 3 scalpel handle to increase grid and reduce fatigue. ...Realy handy if you use this scalpel for diy project and cut cardboard or other materials for hours.

A convenient holder to secure around the Swann Morton #3 scalpel handle, boosting control and minimizing strain. ...Really useful when using this scalpel for DIY projects and cutting cardboard or other materials over extended periods.

A small scalpel handle for bade sizes 20 to 23 (those are the ones I tested). ...The blades slide in and can be secured using the flexible built in tab once it's fully seated.

A small scalpel handle for bade sizes 20 to 23 (those are the ones I tested). ...The blades slide in and can be secured using the flexible built in tab once it's fully seated.

I need to create a custom scalpel handle that fits perfectly into the unique scalpel blade opening. ...I've designed two distinct versions - one with an extended handle length of 75 millimeters and another with a longer handle measuring 110 millimeters...

This looks eerily like a standard-issue surgical scalpel handle, ideally suited for #10 through #15 size scalpel blades - I've had excellent results so far with the #11 size. The blades slide into place effortlessly and grip securely. Make sure to...

A handle to put arround the Swann Morton number 3 scalpel handle to increase grip and reduce fatigue. Realy handy if you use this scalpel for diy project and cut cardboard or other materials for hours. How I Designed This Fusion 360, meshroom, clay...

So i decidet to design a handle to fit my slide on scalpel. 2 versions - one with a finger guard an a slighly improved fixed blade. Please be carful when handling with such sharp blades! This is a small handle for filigree work - not for cutting a...

So i decidet to design a handle to fit my slide on scalpel. 2 versions - one with a finger guard an a slighly improved fixed blade. Please be carful when handling with such sharp blades! This is a small handle for filigree work - not for cutting a...

I was tired of hurting myself (almost) with the handle of this scalpel too thin and with sharp edges (arrow on one of the pictures) . ...So, hop..., modeling and printing a PLA protection.

I'm fed up with cutting myself almost every time I use this thin-handled scalpel with sharp edges. ...So, I've decided to model and print a protective covering in PLA.

I have so many scalpels here, but none handle. So i decidet to design a handle to fit my slide on scalpel. Multiple versions - one with a finger guard and a slighly improved fixed blade. Please be carful when handling with such sharp blades! ...This is...

... layer height of .15 or lower to ensure a precise fit. Customize the handle by importing or creating a shape beneath the current one, located at z-height 0, in Sketchup; note that the ergonomics may appear somewhat polygonal due to the software used.

A handle for surgical scalpel blades "fitment 3"... fits those standard kind of blades Instructions print with .15 layerheight or lower fit blade ????? profit For editing: In the sketchup file the "fitment" thing is saved as a standalone solid,...

A handle for surgical scalpel blades "fitment 3"... fits those standard kind of blades Instructions print with .15 layerheight or lower fit blade ????? profit For editing: In the sketchup file the "fitment" thing is saved as a standalone solid,...

... for the # 11 blade. ... I found a piece of aluminum tube (diameter 9mm, inner 8mm, length about 100mm) and printed some details. I make the M8x1.75 thread in pipe. I use TPU filament for the handle overlay and the 100% infill in every detail.

Here is my 3D drawing of a scalpel handle size #3. The design is intended for modelling purposes.I've included the STEP CAD file to assist people to incorporate the model into their designs. If you're like me, it doesn't matter how much care you...

A stainless steel surgical scalpel handle, model number 3G S/S, is presented in a rendering using the software KeyShot.

<p>Quick to print without supports!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Example for a suitable blade: <a...

Quick to print without supports! Example for a suitable blade: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00IU780CA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1

A precision-designed handle paired with a retractable blade shield - safeguarding against unexpected lacerations caused by a wandering scalpel left carelessly exposed on the workspace.

Designed to print as is, with no supports, the holes need to be drilled after printing.Uses 3 M3x6mm bolts and 3 M2 nuts.The metal handle needs to be drilled with a 2mm drill bit using the printed piece as a template to locate the holes. Since there...

Scalpel handle - Size/No. 3 I'm aware that the locking tip breaks on the front might be resolved by printing it in a different orientation. If you encounter similar issues, please let me know. Notice The first time using the blade can be...

Scalpel handle - Size/No. 3 IMPORTANT NOTE I notice the locking tip brakes on the front, that may be fixed by print it on different orientation. If you do face similar issue let me know. *Notice The very 1st times the blade would be hard to placed...

... 10% infill. ...No supports are needed. You should print it as it's oriented in the STL. You need good bed adhesion since the main body of the handle has a small contact patch and prints upright. ...And since I extended the length of it, it's 98mm tall.

... increase the print size by a few percent at most. Based on the handle from this listing if you want to compare dimensions to a scalpel handle you may have: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WTVF64Z/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have designed this to press together with a friction fit. It fits together nicely, but I suggest after fitting the blade to glue both sides together with superglue as it will make it stronger, as it is a large blade that doesn't need to be swapped...