Galvanox Leatherman Ratchet Handles
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A set of handles to attach one to a Galvanox Leatherman ratchet. Improves feel when used separately from leatherman.
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I bought a Galvanox ratchet and extension bar from Amazon recently. A handy little stubby ratchet that slip nicely into the elasticated sides of a leatherman pouch, albeit with a bit of a bulge. However, I've found that when I use it, I rarely use it in the leatherman. So I created a couple of slip on handles designs before settling on the one I liked most ( personally I chose the long flat version as it was designed to hold best in the pouch).
They are a deliberately tight fit on the handle so it can be left on and used as a stubby ratchet. But equally the handle is removable if needed as it is simply pushed into place. Constant removal and replacement may make it slip over time, but it works how I intended it to work and printing a new one if ever needed is a quick process.
I would print at 40 percent infill as a minimum. For the short versions that will be more than enough as they are only marginally longer than the steel of the ratchet that the handle covers. PLA is sufficient for the short versions.
Longer versions protrude beyond the steel shank so the tips are potentially much easier to snap if you crank down too hard at the end and would be better printed in ASA or ABS. That said, mine is printed in PLA and has survived so far. If I was to reprint one for any reason I would probably do it in TPU next time. Partly because it is less prone to internal wear when removed and replaced, but also because I printed a leatherman case a while back and that thing has been close to indestructable in real world use.
If your printer is not calibrated and prints even slightly undersize then the fit will either be extremely tight of will not fit at all. To check fitment I would suggest starting a short handle print and cancel once you have a centimeter printed so you can check if you need to oversize it for the print proper. The slots in all 6 handles are identical, so if that test print fits, they will all fit.
Files included here are:-
Flat style short and long.
Round style short and long.
Hex style short and long.