3d printed hex bit holder

A tiny container accommodates approximately seven miniature hex-bits of a quarter-inch size, ensuring secure storage while allowing room for normal wear and tear.

This is not perfect but it does what I need.The bits do not sit snug in the holes, that was by design originally but I feel a second iteration would have a more snug fit and hex shaped holes instead of circular. There is a slot to store a driver...

This is not perfect but it does what I need.The bits do not sit snug in the holes, that was by design originally but I feel a second iteration would have a more snug fit and hex shaped holes instead of circular. There is a slot to store a driver...

This is a 1x3gridfinity module for storing 46 hex bits Please visit my youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/DIYTINKERER Gridfinity was orifinally designed and made opensource by Zack Freedman https://www.youtube.com/c/ZackFreedman This object...

Also because I was printing in PETG to survive in hot cars and garages I needed to adjust the fit of the tray and didn't need any spring mechanism for rotation. ... - Modified short tray - Modified long tray, to sit flat - 1" (25mm) cover - 2"...

Building out holders for my garage pegboard. I figured I'd share this. Nothing flashy but functional. I have this one holding 6 bits. ... 1/8, 3/8, 1/2 socket bits and a #2 phillips and flat head

A compact little toolbox designed specifically for storing essential hand tools, including a 4-volt drill that can fit snugly in its designated slot, alongside two screwdrivers and up to 52 hex bits that are neatly organized within the storage...

This is a 1x1 gridfinity module for storing 14 hex bits Please visit my youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/DIYTINKERER Gridfinity was orifinally designed and made opensource by Zack Freedman https://www.youtube.com/c/ZackFreedman This object...

Video: https://youtu.be/3MKwEhoOErU Print using TPU (flexible) so the bits can be pushed in/out with ease. Requires: Pegboard Peg for Detachable Designs Print Settings Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: Creator ProRafts: Yes Supports: Yes ...

... making it too small to do anything. Technically, this is using the v6 version that Benjamen made, which can be found [here](https://3dprints.electronsmith.com/milwaukee-tool-style-bit-holders-v6/), rather than the V2 referenced as the remix model.

Remade based on holder by JakeTheMaker and some reference to the original. My main mission was the make the cover (aka clip) part long enough to support 2 inch and 3 inch bits. I didn't need the belt/pocket clip feature so I ditched it. hanging 3"...

Remade based on holder by JakeTheMaker and some reference to the original. My main mission was the make the cover (aka clip) part long enough to support 2 inch and 3 inch bits. I didn't need the belt/pocket clip feature so I ditched it. hanging 3"...

This is a magnetic base to add to V1 of the [Ridgid Hex Bit Mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4348587), because bits fit too loosely in the V1 design for me. It's functional but I'd prefer if I had used bigger magnets or a non-magnetic...

It'll hold 6 or more standard hex bits, depending on the size and how you lay them out. Just slide on and clamp down with a small screw & nut. This doesn't interfere with drill motor functions at all. Easy-Peasy. Hope this helps someone. ... ...

... Check out this link for more information: https://aliexpress.com/item/20-6x1-5-6x1-5/32885037275.html. Depending on the type of plastic and your printer's settings, you may need to use glue to secure the bit holder or apply strong heat and force.

This simple bit holder fits snugly on C6 screwdriver bits used with electric screwdrivers and multitools alike. It is a single printed part embedded with magnets (cylinder shaped magnets measuring 10 mm in diameter and 4 mm in height). To insert...

The existing bit holder from Bosch doesn't fit properly in the box, even for their Impact bit set. To resolve this issue, I designed a new holder that can be screwed onto the lid. Five clamps are slightly deeper to prevent long bits from wobbling...

A compact 4mm bit holder designed specifically for the Wowstick electric precision screwdriver. It can be easily attached to a Küpper pegboard, providing a convenient storage solution. Up to 60 bits, including the Wowstick screwdriver itself, can be...

Apply a mirror on the x-axis in your slicer to get the opposite variation (to fit them right above each other).Remixed from a remix on Thingiverse.Original was BramRausch with this: IKEA Skadis drill bit holderAnd the remix I used was from mmpp for...

This small holder is specifically designed to accommodate the bits provided with the ES121 kit.\r\n\r\nDue to a restriction in the Customizer app, which only allows input of single zeros, you'll need to manually add extra zero's using a sharpie -...

Sturdy Tap Holder Box

To resolve this, I deepened the bit holder tray so that it aligns perfectly with the housing. Design updates: -A recess for a magnet was added, allowing users to store the tool on metal surfaces or hold screws/bits for convenient access. -A screw...

I'm in the process of printing it right now to us in my Dewalt bit case so I don't have a pic of a completed print yet. But I have now doubt that it'll print well for you as I've already printed Jordan design & am already using it in my case. ...:-)...

Please don't burn youself, even hair dryers can get the bits hot!Printing instrucionsMake sure you print this in the default orientation laying flat otherwise it will not work well at all.I would suggest printing this with 100% concentric infil and 2...

So then I decided to replace the teeth with some screw driver bits I had and that is what we have today. I super glued some 6mm x 2mm magnets into the holes to hold the bits. The stand from the original can be used or there is a basic table...

So then I decided to replace the teeth with some screw driver bits I had and that is what we have today. I super glued some 6mm x 2mm magnets into the holes to hold the bits. The stand from the original can be used or there is a basic table mount...

... down the middle using Meshmixer. Now 2x12 for a total of 24 spaces. See talasila's remix ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4682327 ) to test the fit that your printer will produce. I ended up printing at 105% to allow me to remove bits one-handed.

Compact box for bits 50 and 100 mm long with a 360 g openable lid and shank hooks.

Wanted a version that was a snug fit so I scaled the original down to 95% the original size. ...As a result the bits were occasionally hard to get out so I extended that holes all the way through so I could push the stuck bits out from the other side.

I'm using a hexbit socket holder on a standard 1-inch pegboard - my makeshift board is actually pressed cardboard from Leroy Merlin.