Generic Tool Holder
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Published on December 11, 2011
Description
I always wanted a specific tool holder that didn't require drilling holes into my printer. So I thought, what better way to start learning 3D design then to design my own.
So thats what I did.
Neatly designed in Tinkercad.
tinkercad.com/p/acc0b555ff3849bd/397
What you get: (Or at least what it was designed for)
• 2 holes for common hex keys
• 1 hole for X-Acto or other precision knife
• 1 hole for calipers or scissors
• 2 Slots for tweezers
• +1 Awesome
So thats what I did.
Neatly designed in Tinkercad.
tinkercad.com/p/acc0b555ff3849bd/397
What you get: (Or at least what it was designed for)
• 2 holes for common hex keys
• 1 hole for X-Acto or other precision knife
• 1 hole for calipers or scissors
• 2 Slots for tweezers
• +1 Awesome
Instructions
1. Print
2. Attach to desired location*
3. Insert desired tools
4. ????
5. Profit
*If the tool holder is too loose where placed, apply a peace of paper or tape to the desired location then reattach tool holder.
2. Attach to desired location*
3. Insert desired tools
4. ????
5. Profit
*If the tool holder is too loose where placed, apply a peace of paper or tape to the desired location then reattach tool holder.
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Awesome Print! What settings, software, size filament etc, did you use??
Thanks. For the prints seen in the picture I used ReplicatorG 28 with Skinforage (35) and the default PoM settings. Printed on a Thing-O-Matic with HBP and Mk7 stepstruder. The filament used was 1.75mm. The color of the internal LED strips are soft white. 8-)