xacto knife blade cover 3d models

Protecting the Blade of a Fixed or Unretractable Stanley Knife Requires a Secure Covering Solution. To safeguard the cutting edge of a stationary or non-automatic Stanley knife, it's essential to apply a reliable cover. This protective measure...

... particularly important, use your best judgement. I did 4 walls/10% gyroid. My knives are two different sizes and the spare blades came in little plastic cases which are stored laying down. ...F3D file included for adaptation to your needs.</p>

I whipped this up on TinkerCad to replace the cap I lost on my old Staedtler blade. If it's too loose or too tight, just edit the ID. Everything else should work fine. If you do remix it, I'd suggest to make the id at the opening slightly smaller...

This is a simple blade cover for the very well made Olfa Hobby Knife.&nbsp;I designed this because i mistakenly bought a blade holder that came with the saws and no cover for the knife blades. ...Since I was designing something new I figured I'd add...

This is a simple blade cover for the very well made Olfa Hobby Knife. I designed this because i mistakenly bought a blade holder that came with the saws and no cover for the knife blades. ...Since I was designing something new I figured I'd add some...

Cap for shielding the cutting edge of a stationary or non-foldaway utility knife.

This is a slim retractable blade holder for xacto hobby knife blades. I use Stanley Blades, other brands may differ a bit with dimensions and format. This is a remix from DoopyWoppy Z11 Blade Keychain Knife. Since I'm left handed I remade the design...

... the cover on the body. If the blade doesn't slide or it's too hard to push just loosen the screws a little bit or sand a the knob on the slider. Check out my other tools ready to carry with CarabinerBuckles CarabinerBuckles Utility Blade Knife

Simple replacement for the cap of an xacto knife

Update 8/18/21 V2.5 is out, which I believe to be even better than the V2: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/74193-v25-better-xacto-knife-handleUpdate 2/25/21: I changed the design a little bit so that the small part that the blade is pushing...

 Every maker remembers the first time they picked up a #11 Xacto blade! It seemed impossibly sharp. It was the beginning of something thrilling. Nothing could stop it. It moved thru material like magic even if that material was your own finger! But...

A mount for the Ikea Skadis peg boards to hold a standard Xacto knife.

This Blade Holder was designed for an Xacto No.18 blade with a quick change feature. The holder is part of a semi-automatic tumor sliding machine for research lab application. The rendering was my first try at using PV360. ... I'll try Keyshot next to...

Update 8/18/21 V2.5 is out, which I believe to be even better than the V2: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/74193-v25-better-xacto-knife-handleThese handles compensate for an Xacto blade's angle, making the cutting edge parallel with the handle.

*Update 8/18/21* V2.5 is out, which I believe to be even better than the V2: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4935870 *Update 2/25/21* I changed the design a little bit so that the small part that the blade is pushing against is a little wider,...

Print instructionsThis organizer tray for Xacto blades fits into a 25-card box for collectible cards (such as those made by UltraPro, and works for the boxes with either a hinged or a separate lid). It will actually fit into any standard card box,...

Place your xacto knife and other tools in a secure position on the bench so they don't roll off. Since this model hasn't been printed yet, it's difficult to predict how well or which orientation will yield better results. ...If you do decide to print...

Ξ A simple hobby blade (#11 Xacto) handle for printers that aren't quite calibrated yet. Ξ • The main idea is to use a scrap piece of filament, screw, nail, or whatever you want to hold the blade in place. The hole is perfect for my blades but if it...

Blades could be a bit better organized, but I did not want to use more space, this uses a 4x2 grid.

A pretty simple blade cover for the knife with clearances made for the screw and nut. ...I also made a slot on the nut side for oversized screws.

Designed a knife blade cover so I don't stab myself and can store CDugD's excellent knife holder safely. Print vertically with the thin part of the trapezoid pointing up. ...No supports necessary.

... to struggle with maintaining control over their hands. To mitigate this risk, simply 3D print this cover, which features a recessed area measuring 6mm in diameter to accommodate a magnet, thereby shielding the exposed tip of your retractable knife.

A convenient protective sleeve for crafting and DIY enthusiasts to swiftly switch out their hobby knife blade.

An easy one to measure, as long as I remembered to make everything in millimeters.

... Other than the filament, you'll need a 8mm x 4mm x 3mm magnet to keep the cover on the knife. It works really well! ...I don't know if this will fit on the other BeaverCraft knives...Magnets on Amazon:Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ MAGXCENEASIN ‏ : ‎ B09QBTP9WD

https://www.amazon.com/Fiskars-163050-1001-Fingertip-Craft-Knife/dp/B001480O26/ Have you misplaced the cap? Well, you're in luck! ... Luckily, roseman came up with a SCAD model that I was able to use to expand the size of the hole so it fits the 13mm...

This box has been designed specifically for Xacto no 11 and similar sized blades. Its angled opening makes it extremely difficult for the blades to fall out accidentally, ensuring safe storage. I have included the STEP file in case you want to...

... enough, Flip the blade around (the not sharp end) and try to push it in the opened slot. You might want to push it on a stack of paper or wood to prevent any damage. 3. Loop a wire through the hole of the xacto blade and pull it down the slot

A standard #11 blade typically measures 24mm in length. Print Settings: Rafts: Not Needed Supports: Yes, They Help Resolution: Layer height set to .25mm, and nozzle diameter to .35mm. Infill Percentage: Set at 20%. Notes: This is a prototype...

A blade cover for a Pampered Chef pairing knife. The slot is 0.8mm Intended for a blade approximately 63mm x 10mm x 0.64mm thick It may fit some other knives. The hole in the half round part is for a rubber band so you can attach it to your knife...