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Tower stand for EDC knives

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0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Little update: new version of spacers with proper dimensions - previous version was too long, my bad.


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Has your EDC knife collection grown? Are you running out of space on your shelf?

 

That's why I've designed a simple tower-style stand for EDC knives.

 

The base measures 100x600mm, and the total height ranges from 83mm (2 knives with base) to 262mm (8 knives with base). The arm spacing is 60mm.

 

The photos show the printed version for 5 knives - elements above 6 knives have additional holes for cross reinforcement for greater stability.

 

The knife slots are inclined at an angle of 15 degrees and are 23mm high.

 

I have prepared two versions of the arms - for heat inserts (popular Ruthex inserts) and for regular M3 screws (4 pieces, 10-12mm, socket cap head).

 

The base has three different designs, also shown in the photos.

 

In the near future, I will prepare:

  • a wider base with a wider arm spacing - 80mm
  • additional base designs
  • a new version of arms screwed together

The whole thing was printed with PLA, on a 0.4 nozzle - any other filament will also work.

 

Do you have an idea on how to improve the model? 
Do you have your own base design? Feel free to write to me.

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