HILTI TE60 drill lock

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The customer handed me a Hilti TE60 drill with a broken drill lock. Service Hilti refused to sell this damaged part alone, and insisted on servicing what the customer strongly disagreed with. The workers worked with the drill for such a long time that they didn't notice the clamping part of the drill lock had melted due to the heat generated. Two steel stones were inserted into this box to lock the drill in its working position and prevent it from falling out during work. By reverse engineering, I drew a 3D model of a plastic piece with details about which I had no idea what they actually served. This is version one. Version two is a simplified part that should function in the same way. I printed the customer's version one using Gembird's PETG material. Printing support is necessary. After a month, the customer has yet to contact me, so I assume everything is fine.