Gridfinity titan screw driver and 4mm bit holder

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my first ever gridfinity design! holds one whole titan screwdriver and bit set from (iirc) harbor freight, minus the bendy driver extender thing, I couldn't figure out a way to add to without making this take up like 5x5 spaces, and it being 2x4 its already larger then I wanted. each section of bits is separated to sort by type, and the screwdriver holder has a slot so you can lay down your driver with a bit in it and sit flush. this is the second iteration, first one completely didn't work, and this one still needs improvement, this set comes with 7 flat heads, 6 Phillips, 9 torx and 8 hex bits, but I didn't actually count how many of each and only looked at the original box which only has four rows, two holding 8, and two holding 7, which I copied, so you actually have to put one the torx bits in with the Philips bits. but its not really a big deal. among the other problems are... the cutout for the screwdriver doesn't match the actual driver in the back and doesn't sit right. the bit slots are oversized and the bits spin in their slots (not really much of a problem actually it but wasn't intended) the big hole was intended to be able to stick the handle of the driver into to hold the driver upright while using it at your bench, but its just slightly too small, so you can get the driver in with a tight squeeze, but when pulling it back out your likely to rip the top layer from the infill... (don't ask me why I know that) but on the bright side you can use it to pull the whole block straight up out of a densely packed gridfinity drawer, which is what inspired me to add that to some of my later designs. I plan on eventually fixing these problems, but it is functional as it currently sits, and I use it often, so don't let the WIP tag scare you unless anything I listed is a major problem for you. P.S. the crappy top layer is a combination of too little infill (like 5%) and crappy filament and imperfectly tuned settings, not a model problem. enjoy!