Razorback Utility Knife
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Bill of Materials
- Pen Spring x 1: Just a regular pen spring
Description
Introducing the Razorback Utility Knife! This knife is designed to use 18mm utility knife blades and ¼ inch hex bits.
Warning! Utility knife blades are sharp and can cause serious injury, if handled incorrectly. Use caution when assembling and using this knife!
Key features:
- Safety lock in both open and closed position
- 18mm utility knife blade
- 3 position ¼ inch hex bit driver
- On board storage for 4 hex bits
- Wire stripper/filament cutter
- Ergonomic design
- Modular (The side inserts can be swapped out and modified for additional functionality.)
- One handed blade opening and closing
- Customizable appearance (Mix and match colors and textures to make it your very own.)
This project was designed from the ground up to be easy to print, assemble, and use. However it has small parts with tight tolerances so I would recommend that you have your settings dialed in and print a test part to fit check before printing the whole thing. You can print everything on one plate. The only parts that need support are the blade holders. I would recommend using support interface material for clean overhangs. In all my testing, PETG on PLA worked great. For assembly you will need five 5mm self tapping screws, one 8x8x4 brass bushing, one M3 10mm machined shoulder screw and nut, five 6x2mm round magnets, and a pen spring. You will have to brake one section off the blade so that it fits.
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I have added assembly instructions below. I hope you enjoy this project and find it useful. I will probably be adding functionality to this design in the future. Till then, Happy Printing!
Note:
I have added a profile with a 3d printed peg to replace the brass bushing, M3 bolt, and lock nut for the original design. The holes in the handle have been made larger to accommodate this. The rest of the design is identical. The main idea behind this was to reduce the hardware needed to assemble this knife. In all my testing there have been no issues, but the original design will probably be more durable in the long run. You can let me know which profile you prefer in the comments.
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License
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