knife scale 3d models

I meticulously revamped the vintage Scales design to reproduce them and imbued the knife with a fresh, sleek appearance.

Some scales I designed for my Gerber Big Rock belt knife. The rubber cover on the stock scales had started to tear, so I used a dremel to remove them and started work on a replacement. ... Need to make a second mirrored piece in the slicer as well as...

In the picture above, the black plastic scale is what originally came on the knife. NOTE: If you decide to make these, one of the larger torx screws screws that goes through the blade section is not a screw, but rather a post that the opposite screw...

The black plastic scale shown in the picture is the original one that came with the knife.\r\n\r\nBefore making these custom scales, it's essential to note that one of the larger Torx screws appears to be a post rather than a screw that threads into...

These are replacement Side Scales for a medium Swiss army knife. (technically a victorinox) The swiss.scad imports the included svg files included. Keep these in the same folder. You can switch boolean flags for different options. ... svg files...

These are scales for the Spyderco Black Leaf.I've made them to better find my knife in the madness called my desk.They fit not perfectly but do the job.Print the second one mirrored.Feel free to comment, remix and especially to print.If you want to...

Fill with resin, trim, and sand to desired shape.Knife pictured was made by my good friends at H2H Handmade Knives. ...Check them out at their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057608021147&mibextid=9R9pXOIf you like what I'm...

Knives feature blades set into grips crafted from Boker 02 BO 265 Grashopper knife scales.

I make this honeycomb container to be directly filled with epoxy in order to create blanks for penturning, knife scales, etc. To avoid leakage, please put scotch tape around it to make it leakproof. ... Enjoy

... ... Two files are available: 58mm_swa_twz.stl is a replacement handle/scale for a 58mm Swiss Army Knife that includes space for tweezers (it should also work for the toothpick side). This one will likely fit most of the 58mm Victorinox models.

In order to attach it to the knife, I used paper on either side and used channel-lock style pliers, but a vise would also work, just use something to got between the tool and plastic to prevent marring. Important, make sure to rotate in your slicer...

When attaching the tool to the knife, I employed paper on both sides and utilized channel-lock style pliers. A vise would also work well, just be sure to use something to keep the tool and plastic separate - this will prevent any unwanted marring. I...

Handle scales for a knife. The knife on the pictures is self made but you can grind the handle of your ready made / bought knife in the right shape too. Of course they won´t fit right out of the printer. Therefor you just need to grind them in to the...

Handle scales for a knife. The knife on the pictures is self made but you can grind the handle of your ready made / bought knife in the right shape too. Of course they won´t fit right out of the printer. Therefor you just need to grind them in to the...

I would even go as far as to say, it makes this knife The "not The worst." Print upright to minimize layer lines on top. Be warned, The lock bar screws are heavily thread locked and kind of a pain to get off. Break out The soldering iron. Squeeze The...

Original file and design from Knafs: https://www.knafs.com/pages/knafs-lander-knife-cad-file Print karambit style handle scales for the Knafs Lander EDC knife. ...

They're used a lot in knives today, and seeing as how the knife hasn't changed much in function over all recorded history, I set out to make some handle scales for this far-future knife because it desperately needed them (550 cord only goes so far!)....

Reduced to a miniature size, transformed into an action figure.\r\nA single loop now serves as a convenient handle, perfect for attaching strings or chains.\r\n\r\nThe latest design boasts a more substantial build, allowing for a snug and comfortable...

This scales for 84mm Victorinox knife.

... fast, leaving the blade sparkling like new afterwards, though. Don't worry! Turn on your 3d-printer and print a brand-new replacement piece in any color you desire. These scales perfectly fit onto your standard-sized 91 mm Victorinox pocket knife.

... but leaves the blade sparkling clean. Don't worry! With a 3D printer at your disposal, you can easily print a replacement scale in any color you like. These custom-made scales are specifically designed for the classic 91 mm Victorinox pocket knife.

Victorinox 111 Replacement Scales These replacement scales are identical in size to the originals. They easily accommodate the toothpick, tweezer, and special needle. ... Installation is straightforward, just like the original design - a simple...

Special feature is a scale with two slots for both tweezers and toothpick and optionally a side slot for a pin/needle (useful for removing SIM cards for example).An addition is a pen scale which requires pen and plastic part from original SAK.All...

You can print handles for this knife from https://www.printables.com/cs/model/816777-ka-bar-becker-bk-knife-handles-scales/files it should fit

I performed a complete game data extraction several updates back, and had planned to print out these files on my brand-new Prusa as soon as it arrived. It finally showed up, so I completed the project. ...This model is accurately proportioned, so take...

Operate the handle to manage the scales of a Becker BK14 Eskabar knife.

Adding a filament swap at the first layer of the logo/text really makes it stand out.The holes are designed to be interference fit with the knife's rivets, so they will likely not sit flush with the side on the knife if you only press them on by...

This design clips directly in place of original scales. ...Rivets are used as part of the design.</p>

When removing the original scales, be cautious - there's a small spring located under the locking mechanism that likes to jump out and disappear. All credit goes to Stevetecx for the originals. ...My contribution is simply a quick Tinkercad...