Toy Gravity Knife (No Hardware Needed)
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This is a toy gravity knife I designed. It is fully 3D-printed and requires no hardware or glue to make.
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- Printables
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- Other Toys & Games
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
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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.
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You can find my other toy knife designs here.
You can obtain a commercial license to sell prints of this here. Commercial seller tier club members have permission use this model for commercial purposes during active membership.
Instructions
- 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.
- 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).
This image shows the recommended orientation to print each part.
Assembly animation
Uncut assembly video