Bits-bracelet

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WARNING! Model 100 times bigger than intended size due to design tool/computer limitations. Simply scale it down to 1% original size in your slicer.\r\n- Print in flexible material, as I found that 80 units worked well.\r\n- Avoid printing too soft, as it will be difficult and the button won't push through the holes easily.\r\n- Use a 100% infill, preferably by maxing out the wall count to create a uniform and stable structure, since less would make the button too soft.\r\n- This model uses about 10-13 grams and costs around 1 dollar/euro/pound to produce.\r\n\r\n- It holds more bits than you'll ever need. If you have more than enough, there's plenty of space left on your limbs to attach another one.\r\n- Attach it to the arm you use with your screwdriver.\r\n- Change bits with the other arm or your teeth if necessary or you're a skilled individual.\r\n- Has slots in two directions. One is forward for when you don't want to freeze your wrists off, letting you pull clothing over it. The other one is outwards, for when you don't want to risk injury from bumping into something hard and getting a bit stuck.\r\n- It looks really cool in black with bits maxed out in all directions.\r\n- There are 5 settings for 5 different sizes. If you're like me and prefer smaller things, put it on minimum setting, roll the device up your arm, and deal with it. Most people who use this have fat enough wrists to handle it.\r\n- The button is also a safety feature. I had a previous version without one and it almost broke my back (~60kg/130pounds). There could've been serious damage if you caught yourself on something with it.\r\n \r\n- I'm selling these too, but don't expect to be able to buy one. I'm based in Sweden and the shipping costs more than the device itself. Unless you want to buy in bulk or purchase the rights to what's prohibited in the license I chose, contact me by clicking on my username and then "message me".\r\n\r\n- Please tip if you can afford it, as I'm just a poor student.