Introducing the Nick Shabazz Modular Knife, Pen, and Sword Stand 

That was my goal, to make this something usable for people who don't generally write code :)

Ok I've printed several variations to this design. I've working on a number of tweaks to your scad file. The geometries get rather weird for stands >3 knives on the handle side, you have all these intersecting pillars. I would recommend putting on rubber feet on the bottom, depending on printing medium a perfectly flat base isn't guaranteed, and even if it is flat a plastic stand on a glass or slick surface with sharp knives on them seems rather unsafe.

​@@ai42 I'm currently trying 8. It gets VERY weird. This is too much power for me to be freely given.

You can absolutely do that using the file and the functions provided, but you'll need to manually add the positions and locations of the knife, pen, and light. But it's not hard at all to do.

I'm a big fan of Prusa's printers. Open code, open parts, and effective too.

@@NickShabazz Thank you!

I mean, I'll print and sign one, but the cost will not be particularly low with shipping and time. Shoot me an email!

Technically, you could, by switching to sword mode and then making the notch both very wide and very deep.

I've never had a hard shell taco that was both easy to sharpen and held a good edge. Also, despite being pocket sized they just don't hold up to daily pocket carry.

I mean, technically, you can make it 4 feet long with the right printer...

@@NickShabazz thanks Nick! I wonder if they could be made telescopic? Hmm.

@@NickShabazzcouldn’t you just print the ends and attach to a 2x1 or some such long strip of material?

Absolutely, yes. But I like the idea of a 6 foot long print 🤣

The nice part about completely free 3D printed objects is that you're not obligated to print them. 🤣

Do you spend a lot of your day judging dude's junk on the internet?