Gridfinity Xacto/Craft Knife Holder
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A simple holder for an 8mm Xacto/craft knife with spots for blades, and a version with used blade disposal box.
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I really dislike holders with tools being in the “open” position or tools with the “tool end” exposed. Therefore I'm trying to create a few models for storing some of my commonly used tools which I haven't been able to find the models I want for, all compatible with Gridfinity!
This model is for holding up to 2 Xacto/craft knives with an 8mm diameter handle, compatible with Gridfinity.
The knife can be stored with the blade installed.
There is a 1*1*5 and 1*2*5 sized bin.
The slots for blades on the left are for standard #11 blades, with a sloped side. The right slots are for any other blades. These are separated into two, so you can use one for old and one for new blades if you wish.
The holder for the knife itself can be used to store very long blades (like mini saw blades) as well.
The 1*2*5 bin includes a used blade disposal bin, which should be able to fit at least 100 blades (not tested, just a rough approximation). The lid is not very secure, however you can glue it down and simply break it off when the bin is full (though personally I have mine without glue, as I don't tend to move the bin around much nor actually dispose of blades very often).
Print settings:
This model is designed to be printed, and has been tested on a FDM printer.
I printed with on a Bambu Lab A1 with white Bambu Lab PLA Basic. It's not my cleanest print, but it works more than well enough for its purpose.
- Orientation: bottom side down, shown in pictures.
- Material: any should work, tested with PLA.
- Infill: ~10% should work, but any should be fine. All infill patterns should work. I used gyroid.
- Layer height: any, I used 0.24mm
- Brim: recommended if you have a deburring tool. Otherwise you can print without brim, though there could be warping.
- Supports: none
Post printing:
Clean up the bottom until it fits well with the base plate. The blade disposal bin lid can be glue if you want.
Future changes:
- Add version with magnet holes
- Add versions for different handle sizes and/or
- Add parametric version
Feedback is always appreciated!
If you would like a .step/.f3d/any other file type, please let me know.