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Heavy-Duty Bowie Knife Sheath (PETG Optimized for Safe Transport)
A rugged, minimal, and highly durable protective sheath designed specifically for safely transporting large Bowie-style knives.



- Creator (as listed at the source)
- Sica
- Licence
- Creative Commons — AttributionStated at the source marketplace; SliSearch does not verify licences.
- File types
- 3MF GCODE STL
- Pricing
- Free
- Published
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- Likes
- 1
- Downloads
- 3
Overview
Overview
A rugged, minimal, and highly durable protective sheath designed specifically for safely transporting large Bowie-style knives. If you have a massive blade that needs a secure cover for transport, storage, or outdoor trips, this functional design gets the job done without unnecessary bulk.
Design Features
Tailored Fit: Features a clean, angular geometric profile that snugly covers the blade, preventing movement during transit.
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Heavy-Duty Construction: Designed with reinforced walls to ensure the sharp edge of a large knife cannot pierce through the plastic under pressure.
Print-Ready Geometry: Optimized to lay perfectly flat on the print bed, completely eliminating the need for support material.
Recommended Print Settings
Because this sheath is intended for functional, real-world protection, material choice and wall strength are key:
Material: PETG (Highly recommended for its superior impact resistance, flexibility under stress, and temperature tolerance compared to PLA).
Infill: 20% – 30% (Gyroid or Grid for internal rigidity).
Perimeters (Walls): 3 to 4 walls to ensure the blade edge is thoroughly insulated by solid plastic layers.
Supports: None required.
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