Clip-On Tool Caddy for Ikea Lack Enclosure

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<p>Once I completed my Lack enclosure, I recognized a need for tool organization that would be minimal, accessible, &amp; easily relocated for future needs. I searched and found several prints, some slipped over the leg completely (would require table disassembly in my case due to how I constructed my Lack Enclosure), others required screwing into the leg which I wanted to avoid for future location flexibility. Based on the available choices, I ended up designing my own.&nbsp;</p><p>For reference, some of the prints I found:</p><p><a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/4775-tool-caddy-for-ikea-lack-enclosure">https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/4775-tool-caddy-for-ikea-lack-enclosure</a></p><p><a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/38973-lack-table-leg-tool-holders">https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/38973-lack-table-leg-tool-holders</a></p><p><a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/47758-lack-enclosure-tool-holder">https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/47758-lack-enclosure-tool-holder</a></p><p>The tool holder has specific pockets for each included tool from the MK3S+ kit: phillips screwdriver, 5X allen keys, 2X SD Card, Glue Stick, &amp; needle nose pliers. In addition there is a pocket for a generic RC hex tool and a spot for side-cutters.</p><p>I shelled the body to minimize material usage and minimize print time. Printed at 0.3mm layer w/ 5% grid infill, but otherwise generic PETG settings. I'd suggest printing the first 10 layers and doing a fit check before running the whole print. If completed print comes out slightly loose and slides on the leg too easily, it can be tightened up by applying your choice of tape to the inner face contacting the leg until you get the desired fit (I chose duct tape).</p><p>I'm working on an additional revision that moves the allen keys &amp; SD cards for better access and adds some other items (Sharpie, spare nozzle, wire brush).</p>