x acto foam board cutter 3d models

Standard X-acto knife cap, designed with a 12.7mm x 1.45mm button magnet that securely attaches to the metal cup on my pegboard, ensuring the cap doesn't roll off the table due to its size difference from the cup's diameter.

Acquired a comprehensive X-Acto knife set from a nearby hardware store. The set was stored in a compact, lightweight package rather than a sturdy case. ...To assemble the two components, you'll require two precision-made 2mm x 25mm bolts.

I was inspired by [zapata's Customizable X-Acto blade disposal bank](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2349306), but I wanted a version that could be opened since I resharpen my used blades sometimes. The blade slot is designed to prevent the blades...

Unlike other tools, it doesn't accommodate pushing or stabbing type motions, as that's not how X-Acto blades are intended to be used. ...To secure the blade under the snap, you'll need a reliable method - I find it effective to push the tip against a...

... but that will ultimately depend on your printer. This cap can also be softened with a heat gun to change the size to fit a regular metal X-Acto knife and some other models. ...  Photographed model was printed with MatterHackers Yellow PRO Series PLA

... and tear. ...The standard x-acto blade cartridge falls short of my expectations by holding too few blades at once. ...To achieve a vibrant color effect, simply swap out the layer after reaching 21mm in height to add a striking contrast to your text.

Standard X-acto knife cap, I design this one so I can hang it on the metal cup in my pegboard, I used 12.7mmX 1.45mm button magnet, the size difference between the magnet and diameter for the cap is to prevent it from rolling on the table. ...Print...

Holds an normal sized X-ACTO blade vertical and easy to pull out. The blade in the knife can be any normal sized blade. Only needs something like metal ball bearings or sand to give the base more weight to be stable. ...Printed threads allow for easy...

My X-Acto knife, Gripster style handle (tube) split, so I made a replacement. I printed this using an AnkerMake M5C and Creality EN-PLA+ Blue.The first version was my first lesson into 3D Printing ‘tolerance’ and Fusion 360. ... After adjusting for the...

... This fits an X-acto #2, measuring about 10mm in diameter. ...One of my models has a secondary support disk attached to its bottom to stabilize it while printing; I had issues with it getting knocked off the build plate before adding that feature.

I finally lost the vacu-formed plastic caddy that came with my X-acto knife set and was left with an empty lid, desperately in need of a convenient storage solution for my spare blades. This design filled the void perfectly. It fits snugly into the...

Tight tolerances are unfortunately necessary to maintain the small size.WARNING: X-Acto blades are really sharp and can hurt you, this case isn't tested nor is it foolproof.Print both parts with 100% infill; give the body a brim with no supports...

A creative way to repurpose your worn-out X-Acto blades is by transforming them into functional parts of something new. It should go without saying, but exercise extreme caution when installing these blades. I strongly advise using two pairs of vice...

This is my entry into the X-acto knife cap foray. Not a single cap posted has fit my knives correctly. I decided that an o-ring was needed to keep tension on the cap. So... here it is. You'll need a... You know what? You need an o-ring. I design...

Foam board connector

This is my entry into the X-acto knife cap foray. Not a single cap posted has fit my knives correctly. I decided that an o-ring was needed to keep tension on the cap. So... here it is. You'll need a... You know what? You need an o-ring. I design...

Simple caps to keep your X-Acto's or aftermarket knives (pictured) from rolling off a table. Easy print. ...One file for each size.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Creality</p> <p class="detail-setting...

I'm diving into the world of X-acto knife caps, and let me tell you, every single cap I've seen posted hasn't fit my knives right. That's why I came up with a solution: an o-ring to keep the tension on the cap just where it needs to be. So, here it...

I purchased a set of X-Acto knives: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004Z2U8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I needed a way to store them that would allow me to quickly grab one, make a few cuts, and put it away again swiftly. The...

The default dimensions are tailored to fit an X-Acto #2 knife, which I personally use with my own printer. The case features a secure one-way slot to safeguard the blade, ensuring it remains protected at all times. To guarantee optimal protection,...

This is a fully customizable case for an X-Acto knife that you can tailor to your needs by logging into Thingiverse and clicking the Open In Customizer button. The default dimensions are specifically designed for an X-Acto #2 knife, as I personally...

cover to slide the x-acto case by Grantisimo into and keep it closed I printed it in PETG which is more sensitive on overhangs... so may or may not need adjusting in other materials... I added the SCAD hack. Probably could make the walls a little...

This is a tailor-made case for an X-Acto knife that you can modify to fit your needs. To get started, log in to Thingiverse and click on the Open In Customizer button. By default, this design fits an X-Acto #2 knife, which is the same model I use...

The default dimensions are for an X-Acto #2 knife as I used on my own printer. The case as at one and a slot to protect the blade and it should be slightly longer than the blade to make sure the tip of the blade is not damage by the end wall of the...

I was inspired by zapata's Customizable X-Acto blade disposal bank, but I wanted a version that could be opened since I resharpen my used blades sometimes. The blade slot is designed to prevent the blades from coming out even if the bin is knocked...

Inspired by grantisimo, I designed a X-Acto knife holder featuring 6mm x 2.75mm round magnets to securely hold the knives in place. The design also includes an extra blade case holder measuring 13.5mmx8mmx48.5mm. If you like this model and plan on...

I'm diving into the X-acto knife cap game and I'm not impressed with what's out there. Not a single cap I've seen fits my knives right. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands - literally. An o-ring was in order to keep tension on the cap. I...

2 X-Acto Gripster Replacement Bodies. The first one is a duplicate replacement (Not shown, but identical to black body without logo). I used this for 2 years. While the internal metal components help to support the plastic body, there is a gap...

This is simply a hollow box used to dispose of used X-Acto blades. It was designed for size #11 blades, and will hold 50 blades. This was designed as one piece, capable of being printed on a typical FDM printer. Minimal bridging and overhang was...

April 1, 2020 I've had some spare time on my hands lately, so I decided to design a brand new X-Acto knife cover. There were several features I wanted to see in a hobby knife cover, so I took matters into my own hands and made it myself. The...