Drill Bit Stand (Metric) with Additional Screwdriver Bit Slots

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I desperately needed a new drill bit holder for the assortment of bits I possess. So, I rapidly constructed a stand capable of holding drill bits ranging from 2mm to 20mm (1mm increments) and also accommodating screwdriver bits in the holes located at the bottom of the stand. The holes are all designed to be .25mm larger than the drill bit size, thus ensuring that your printer is accurately calibrated; mine was off by about .15mm-.2mm relative to the round drill bit number (for instance, my 10.25mm hole printed at 10.15mm, resulting in a snug fit). If your printer is mis-calibrated and produces holes smaller than necessary, you'll encounter difficulties as the bits won't fit properly. Therefore, thoroughly check your calibration settings and don't blame me if you print it incorrectly. The overall dimensions of this stand are L145mm X W65mm X H54mm. My printed sample features 25% infill, 3 top and bottom layers with 3 perimeter lines. I always use a raft for my prints, but you may not need one in this case, depending on your specific settings. The material used is red ABS, and the print time was approximately 12.5 hours.