Toy Gravity Knife (No Hardware Needed)

Toy Gravity Knife (No Hardware Needed)

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0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 100% infill
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Description

This is a toy gravity knife I designed. It is fully 3D-printed and requires no hardware or glue to make. If you enjoy the design a like or make would be appreciated.

 

Check out my new print in place fidget bracelet here.

 

You can find my other toy knife designs here.

 

You can obtain a commercial license to sell prints of this here.

Print Settings

Resolution:

0.1 mm

Infill:

100%

Notes:

The only part that may need support is the handle. If you have problems with adhesion and overhangs I would suggest printing the "with supports" versions of the STL files.

 

This image shows the correct orientation to print each part.

 

Assembly Instructions

  • The following videos show how to assemble the knife.
  • When assembling the knife it is important to note the orientation of the flexing slider. Its sides are slanted so it only works in a specific orientation which can be seen best in the animation.
  • I would strongly suggest using a lubricant on the flexing slider. It will work without lubricant but its action is much smoother when lubricated.
  • The threading on the screw is (M8x1.25) and the threading on the knob is (M5x0.8).

 

Assembly animation

https://youtu.be/2Q7qPigd1_w?feature=shared

 

Uncut assembly video

https://youtu.be/PxNsLNK7w1I?feature=shared

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Great model! Tweaked to be much slower for greater success rate. Lubrication is VERY IMPORTANT -- especially if you use silks for the "screw" hardware.
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After playing with it for a day and ensuring all parts have PTFE lube… I had to come back and give a boost credit. Going to have to make another one and possibly remix the blade.
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very cool
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Nice print!
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Wonderful! just avoid silks for the screws…
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blade looks very nice !
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This design is amazing. All of the clearances are spot on and work flawlessly. I didn’t even have to use lubricant. Thanks for making this model available to us!
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Great Model! The locking screw took a sec to get in. Definitely recommend to anyone with a printer. (I used bambu lab p1p)
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The blade needs a brim since the footprint is very small. The seam alignment on the blade also needs to be moved off of the edge. It would be better on the spine of the blade.
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Very well designed
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So over engineered i love it.
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Printed at 70% because I had a failure at 100%. I had to print extra parts as I couldn’t get the screw in. I saw that others used grease and that worked for me eventually.
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