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Small Kyocera ceramic knife cover

by M_G, published

Small Kyocera ceramic knife cover by M_G Jun 3, 2011

Description

An OpenSCAD script to generate a simple hollow cover that fits a small Kyocera Ceramic knife... since someone lost the one I bought for it! Grrr!

It is parametric, so you can modify the width, length and thickness to make a cover for another knife with a similarly shaped profile

Warning:
Knives will cut! Ceramic knives will cut you so quickly, deeply and cleanly you will not realise until there is blood all over the kitchen! Keep it sheathed and be careful!

Note:
the dimensions were measured with a ruler from a simple pencil trace and may not be super accurate. The shape (triangular cross section with outline of the square root of a sinewave from 0-120 degrees rotated by 8 degrees) is also a guess but looks pretty close. I taped down the edges of the raft to prevent it from falling over during the print, you might need to do likewise

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twice...

the government requires them to add metal to the mix for just that reason

I only have such a knife their improved ability to slice vegetables... honest Mr. Airport Security Man! Those in flight meals are getting worse every year! :-P

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Instructions

0. Measure knife width, length and thickness and enter into "user_variables" section, to generate custom knife cover
1. Print with wide raft as it is a tall, thin, unstable object with noticable overhang.
2. Add tape to edges of raft to doubly secure part to platform!
3. Remove tape and clean up with a file and sandpaper
4. Place atop dangerous but oft used Kyocera Ceramic Knife
5. Keep your fingers safe!

Comments

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timthelion on Jun 4, 2011 said:

Perfect for sneeking onto the airplain. Guaranteed not to set of the metal ditector.

hintss on Jul 1, 2011 said:

the government requires them to add metal to the mix for just that reason

M_G on Jun 5, 2011 said:

I only have such a knife their improved ability to slice vegetables... honest Mr. Airport Security Man! Those in flight meals are getting worse every year! :-P

MakeALot on Jun 4, 2011 said:

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M_G on Jun 4, 2011 said:

Perhaps it would've been best to rotate it 90 degrees before printing... The colour changes at a suspicious point too.

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