stanley utility knife 3d models

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The design was crafted specifically for the injection moulding process and was meticulously rendered using SolidWorks, while its final visualization was achieved through KeyShot.

Another Boden tube cutter for 4mm tube, made for a stanley knife.

This versatile device is designed specifically for pencil sharpener blades.\nThe washer requires two prints for optimal performance.

I Designed a Versatile Cutting Tool Inspired by the Middle Ages. ... Crafted in the Power of Blender Software, This Utensil Boasts an Impressive 1060 Triangles for Precise Modeling and a Stunning 2K Texture that Captures Every Detail.

This is an ongoing task with swift advancements. ...Remaining in development phase.

Designed in Autodesk Fusion 360

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I printed the main piece standing vertical since the slit for the blade is so small. ...I thought it would give the print a better chance at not leaving any unwanted blobs in hard to reach spots on it.

Adjust printer settings to match device resolution and precision. ...Securely attach latch mechanism to primary axis, ensuring a strong and stable bond.

Modeled using T-Spline in Fusion 360Assembled in Fusion 360

2 part holder for Stanley knife.You will also need:2X M4 printed inserts from the original Honeycomb storage wall design 2X M4 nuts2X M4 12mm screw

Pegboard mount for Stanley 10-049 pocket knife. Fits standard pegboard, 1/4 holes, 1in spacing. Please note that there is some internal structure within this mount to help hold the knife upright. ...Knife should be placed so branding and part...

Needed a way to filter smoke from the air during the west coast fires of Sep2020 so I just mocked up a cover to fit over the exhaust head of my Stanley/Lasko utility blower fan with some room to fit/tape an air filter to and fix it in place. I...

The STANLEY 10-01435-001 Utilty XL Travel Cup 32 oz in green has a budget-friendly price of around $10 yet fits perfectly into automobile beverage holders. However, the lack of a handle and its large size can be inconvenient. A removable printable...

Summary Print this thing after flipping it 180 degrees upside down first\nA holder for Stanley knife blades with a screw mount is included in the free download, which has a likely model number of (1992?). ...The pen knife alternative is much less sturdy...

I am using a small Stanley knife / cutter a lot, but the HSW community didn't feature a model, so here it is. ...Fits the knife not to snug and the hexagon follows the specification of 13.4mm, which means it fits snug to the ‘wall’.

Print the thing flat on its back before flipping it upside down by 180 degrees \ nThe blade is secured with a screw mounted holder designed specifically for Stanley knife blades, featuring model number (1992?). It is noticeably sturdier than the...

A robust screw-mounted holder for Stanley knife blades is what you'll be creating - these often come with a model number, such as "1992". In fact, this design is far more substantial than one made from a pen knife. ...The free CAD file is included in...

Realistic utility knife model.

A compact Stanley knife blade holder necessitates your blade model to create the cavity and supply certain measurements. Check out this link for more information: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:176025. In version 1.1, safety enhancements were...

Following the original tutorial stage I made some modifications to this design in order to add a spot for my Stanley knife to go as I find it is used nearly as often as my screwdrivers which in this case is a mixed bunch. V1.1 of this design does...

We have a ready supply of Stanley utility knife blades so I figured I'd give the original a try. The only thing I didn't like was it was lacking thumb lever which makes stripping easier. You squeeze the lever open, put the cable in the...

Remix of Stanley Blade with Enhanced Top Cover. Original Internal Components Retained. ... Print the Modified Top and Bottom Covers, Alongside the Standard Bolt and Internal Components, to Assemble a Complete Tool.

i made this safety cap for my knife because its easier to put the cap on the knife instead of open the knife an put the blade away in the back Category: Tools

I created a safety cap for my knife, making it simpler to secure the cap on the knife rather than opening the knife and storing the blade safely in the back.

To assemble this device, you will need the following hardware components: * Five M3 bolts, each not exceeding 16mm in length * Five M3 square nuts * One Stanley blade * One tapered M5 bolt, at least 27mm long Watch the tool in action on our YouTube...

I designed this keychain utility blade knife after printing the Talon Utility Knife (which I credited as a remix source, although it's not a real remix more an inspiration) and the "Keychain Knife with a Button"...

It takes standard sized (Stanley) utility knife blades and can be used for scraping things like windows, printer beds, glass, or whatever you need to remove paint, tape, or residue from. The holder snaps closed open (push down on the serrated part of...