Auto-scabbard for straight, diamond crosssection swords
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Make a scabbard hull for an arbitrary straight sword.
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The .stl file is a scabbard hull for the Albion Dane sword.
The openscad file allows you to create a scabbard hull for an arbitrary straight sword. If the sword has a diamond cross-section you won't have to modify the scad file much. For a diamond cross-section sword the main item you will need to modify is the "PF" variable. This contains list of triples [D, W, T] where D is the distance from the tip along the sword profile, W is the width of the sword at distance D, and T is the thickness of the sword at distance D. The only rule for this list is that the D variable needs to be increasing. Of course there are "reasonableness" limitations -- if you don't make the profile convex, it probably won't fit onto your sword unless it's way oversized. And the last D in the list should be the length of your sharpened blade, although you could of course make it a little longer.
It's currently set up to print in 5 lego-brick type sections, which you snap together after printing. The variable that controls the number of segments is "segN". You'll have to use however many divisions fit in your printer. I have a resin printer, so once I snap the pieces together I cover them in some resin slime and then expose to UV light to glue them together.
The scabbard has a slight crease along the edge, I use it to bind some metal wire along the scabbard to add some robustness. You probably don't need this but if you do, the "wireD" variable controls for the diameter of the cut-out, i.e. the recess where the wire is embedded. This is the diameter of the wire's cross-section, ideally a bit larger than the actual wire you use.
Once you've printed it out and snapped it together you can use it as a modern-looking scabbard. Or you could do what I did, and wrap the hull in leather.
If you want to adapt this for other swords you'll have to understand the .scad source code and likely need to tweak some of the other variables. If needed, feel free to ask and I can supply more documentation.