Black and Decker BDCS40BI Cordless Drill Screwdriver Bit Holder

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<p>Got a Black &amp; Decker BDCS40BI cordless drill/screwdriver for Father's Day and it came with six bits but can only hold ONE extra bit! What's up with that?</p> <p>Thanks to a little time in OpenSCAD I've corrected this flaw. This bit holder is friction fit around the front of the drill and will hold NINE EXTRA DRILL BITS! Yay! Celebrate with me by screwing!</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Got a Black &amp; Decker BDCS40BI cordless drill/screwdriver for Father's Day and it came with six bits but can only hold ONE extra bit! What's up with that?</p> <p>Thanks to a little time in OpenSCAD I've corrected this flaw. This bit holder is friction fit around the front of the drill and will hold NINE EXTRA DRILL BITS! Yay! Celebrate with me by screwing!</p> <p>I printed this in black PETG with supports enabled but you probably don't <em>need</em> them. <em>Any</em> filament would probably be fine as long as its not too slippery. Infill doesn't matter much either.</p> <p>It's friction fit: Just slide it on there.</p> <p>How I Designed This: Just measured some stuff with my calipers and typed it all up into OpenSCAD. The .scad is included if you're curious but the .stl should be fine for 99% of everyone that ever downloads this. It's parametric though... For science!</p>