scalpel holder leatherman 3d models

Size corrected WIP Please use flexible material to print.

I downloaded the original Wave holster but it wouldn't work with my Surge. I loved the design so much that I started from scratch in Sketchup and created one for the Surge myself. It's based off the wave design, so the OP deserves some credit. It's...

Whistle not included!There are two variants:Signal-Whistle-Replacement.stlVersion with cutout for a 42mm x 4.5mm (diameter) ferrocerium rod.Signal-Whistle-Replacement-Simple.stlNon-functional spacer part, just to keep the space occupied.If you are...

<p>New version with separate clip, is more robust and can be removed without taking the belt out. ...Use m4 bolt&nbsp;</p>

You should print it at 96% scale ! ...Send me a message if you want the SolidWorks orignal file

After some testing found that shrinking the original down to 83.8% was a good fit. ... Also reoriented the part for printing Glued it in with super glue <b>If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist <a...

The holster locks securely in place using a specialized tool designed specifically for that purpose. Leave Comment. Version 2 incorporates corrected measurements and a brand-new design concept. ...Print Settings: Printer Brand: Prusa Printer Model:...

My wave belt pouch just wasn't what I wanted. Velcro is nice and all but I was remembering this Russian Makarov efa-2 holster I saw some years ago. Personally I would never use a slide through design like that for a handgun but it sparked an idea for...

I've added 0.5 mm to the bottom plate and made adjustments for a nearly flat print in ABS, which helps minimize warping. My previous version, V2, included modifications to the front of the design. I've also removed my initial attempt, V1. This...

I've printed another model, but unfortunately, it turned out to be quite bulky. I decided then and there that I would design one myself. The Surge 2017-2018 prototype doesn't seem to fit the older version. It's worth noting that the new design has...

Two part holster this time, more sturdy and resistant considering the lines of printing. ... I recommend superglue or similar to make it solid.

Carefully take apart the Free T2 and separate the glass-filled nylon core from the rest of the device. Securely attach the magnet and small metal piece underneath it using a couple drops of cyanoacrylate adhesive. ...This custom print can add a vibrant...

I reimagined the holster's design to mirror the opening of my pocket, allowing a more natural draw. By aligning the holster's mouth with my pocket's opening, I've created a system that feels instinctively correct. ...My gut tells me this revised design...

New version with separate clip, is more robust and can be removed without taking the belt out. ...Use m4 bolt

Now I finally have a secure hold on my trusty 22-year-old PST II. Saying goodbye to gloves when wielding pliers is music to my ears. The ergonomic design of the swapped handle offers a more comfortable grip, and that's a game-changer. ...If I'm being...

Recommended to print using TPU with 0.2mm layers at scale, then adjust as needed to achieve perfect fitment. ...Scaling up slightly should help ensure a seamless belt loop attachment, and the provided F3D file makes adjustments easy.

To replace the scissor part, we designed a new one using Sketchup. We tested it for a week on a boat and noticed an improvement compared to the previous version. The enhanced performance might be due to the use of apoxy that prevented any breakage.

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The contraption may be sized incorrectly - The tiny pegs serve as a stopgap measure to prevent the rubber band's escape, keeping it securely in place.

Takes M3x14 screws. Printed in PETG 100% infill 0,4 nozzle, 0,2 layer. ...Had to deburr the inside of the slot for a snug fit.

Designed specifically to accommodate my 1.5-inch wide webbing belt, this item employs a powerful retention system that relies on eight millimeter circular magnets to provide an extra layer of security.

After some testing found that shrinking the original down to 83.8% was a good fit. ...Also reoriented the part for printing Glued it in with super glue If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist here Print Settings Printer Brand:...

<p>Print the three parts using the orientation shown in the picture. The Ring slides into the Base. Slide the two strips of bits onto each shaft, and top it with the lid, which should snap on. ...No glue should be required but can be used.</p>

Replace the original saw position. ... Thickness: 1.8mm 1/8 drill bit required to clean up the hole

After some testing found that shrinking the original down to 83.8% was a good fit. ... Also reoriented the part for printing Glued it in with super glue If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist here

This custom creation has been tailored specifically from Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:427373, all thanks to their awesome Customizer! It's ready to be built! Just take a look at the instructions below. You're going to need to...

To make it work, you'll require a skateboard bearing, a ball, and a scalpel blade. Custom designs are available on demand if you need a different radius. ... You can also copy this design at OnShape: ...