axe sheath 3d models

Sheath/belt holster for the Gerber clutch, these are no longer made sadly but I designed this because I had one lying around and thought it might be nice to have a holster for it. ...

<p>Have you always wanted to wear your USB flash drive casually on your hip in the shape of a sword? ...Then I have the perfect solution for you! I present: The USB sword sheath

... into motion. For prints produced in ABS, bonding this versatile sheath together requires nothing more than a judicious application of acetone, while a similar operation can be accomplished using Superglue with a print manufactured from PLA.

I bought a Camillus machete the other day, and it came with this little knife, but it didn't have its own sheath, so i made one for it.  It can be worn on your belt, or around your neck.

This is a two piece blade smaller than the other available blades as they seemed overly large. ...This is approximately 330mm long The sheath has a slim fit belt clip on the back

... size of the blade and handle are universal. I printed upright, to prevent bridging and to keep the curves on the side. The entrance to the sheath had little latches on both sides, which in my instance latch on to the small grooves in the handle.

... of the blade profile. Unfortunately, the Customizer restricts users from entering an extensive matrix of measurements, so if you need a sheath for a different knife size or type, you'll have to edit the OpenSCAD file as described below.

... one I printed so I enlarged the nut holes. This was done by tracing a picture and doing a lot of guessing but it seems to fit the one I have. I'd recommend printing both vertically, the sheath requires support but for the handle it's optional. ...

... profile the other models I have to offer! AT Minimalist sheath for 3 carnations - Santoku 18cm Bavaria series. By buying this file you will be contribuiting to realize my ride around South America. ...Follow me and check out my library for more!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Custom-Fire-Damascus-Steel-Drop-Point-Blank-Blade-J620-For-Hunting-Knife-/253057750135?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=%252FBsP7zF2ryjqsJFfJREY7m8T%252Bb8%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc I reworked...

Protect your Global kitchen knife's 13 cm blade with a sheath; print perimeters at 0.5 mm for an ideal fit that doesn't require extra fasteners. ...Consider using OpenSCAD for this design, but ensure you can import the blade geometry as a DXF file.

Dread Pirate Roberts sword sheath from The Princess BridePrinted in PETG and 0.2 layer height.It is convenient to add some brim to all the piecesSupports only needed for the sheath_up.Sheath interior pieces are numbered in the upper side:...

... which appeared unnecessarily enormous. ...Measuring approximately 330mm in length, it presents an attractive and manageable design. The sheath features a sleek, slim-fit belt clip securely attached to its rear, ensuring convenient carry options.

This is a little holder for the Victorinox scissors and tweezers that I use in my Leatherman sheaths with tools that primarily don't have scissors. This slips nicely in behind my Signal, Skeletool etc. ...to add a bit of convenience.

... cellophane to protect the blade. ...The blade is quite sharp this sheath will protect you from the blade and the blade from you.No infill is needed if you use multiple perimeters. ...Though 5% provides a slight weight that provides a nicer hand feel.

I designed a sheath for my microplane grater using Fusion, and it turned out perfectly at the first try. ...My first real challenge with complex parts had been conquered, and the fit was spot on - a true testament to a successful design.

... trip to Finland. ...The rugged sheath is crafted from supple leather and sturdy bone, secured with metal grommets for added durability. ...Catalogued as H1984-077-0074, this artifact showcases the Professor's appreciation for traditional craftsmanship.

... with a sleek new home that keeps it safe from damage. ...The bottom of your bag can be a hazardous place, but this sturdy sheath has got you covered - literally! ...It'll keep your tool organized and intact, making every project a breeze to tackle.

I wanted it to be as convenient and secure as my knife sheath, but since I wear the knife more often than I'm in the woods, I don't always need the ferro rod, so I figured rather than add it to the sheath as some models I found, I'd just make it a...

NOTE: I have uploaded the throwing knife and the sax knife this particular sheath design was made for, so the sheath is not compatible with any other random knives found elsewhere. This was intended to be printed in relatively hard TPU, which it...

This makes it print diagonally, allowing a longer sheath to be printed, since the diagonal is the longest dimension of your printer. Instructions Just feed in the length, maximum width, and thickness of the blade (in mm) into customizer to generate...

This protective sheath fits my 6 inch chainsaw (NaTiddy cordless). I have a soft carry-case and didn't want the sharp teeth to cut it up. It's pretty snug. If you modified your saw, different chain, bent the bar or whatever, this thing might not...

I dislike the nylon sheath that comes with the SOG seal pup knife. I was looking around online and found some pictures of kydex ones and decided to design my own. you will need to fashion some sort of strap at the top (which is why the rectangle...

I also made a sheath that slides on over the light bar area to protect the plastic lens when the light is stored and transported in one of my tool bags. When I'm using the light, I can pop that sheath off and reinstall it facing the back side of the...

... seems to fit the one I have. I'd recommend printing both vertically, the sheath requires support but for the handle it's optional. Print Settings Printer: Hevo rails Rafts: No Supports: Yes Infill: 15% Filament: dikale PETG black Category: Parts

Standard Knife sheaths aren't big enough for the scimitar / butcher style knives.There are small and large versions of the STL as I have two different sizes. The Small version has two styles - an open back and a closed back. ...The closed-back may need...

... The open-back style is a loose fit so it's easier to put the knife away - I find the tight knife sheaths can be a bit too tight to take the knife out, making them a bit more dangerous. If you want it tighter, you can scale the print accordingly.

I wanted it to be as convenient and secure as my knife sheath, but since I wear the knife more often than I'm in the woods, I don't always need the ferro rod, so I figured rather than add it to the sheath as some models I found, I'd just make it a...

... because without it, the knife would topple over during printing. Plus, you'll receive an extra 1-inch handle extension to enhance your grip. Note: To ensure a perfect fit in the sheath, be sure to scale down the knife to 60% of its original size.

The opening of the sheath is directional, featuring a simple clasping mechanism that securely holds sharp blades in place. For my print and my knife, this design results in an extremely snug fit, which I intentionally created for added safety. This...