Holder for Harbor Freight mini diamond file set.

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I've got the 10pc diamond needle file set from Harbor Freight, and it comes with a cheap little plastic holder that works okay. However, I decided to get creative and print up a better holder. I took it a step further by designing it to work like a "lazy susan" and turn. All you really need is the top piece, but if you want the turning "lazy susan" design, print out the fixing screw and the base, and find 1/4 inch balls. I used airsoft BBs because I had them on hand, but you could use steel ball bearings if you prefer. I also added small cutouts for rubber feet of about half an inch so it's easy to locate them evenly around the edge. Why? I happened to have three spares on hand and thought it would be a good idea not to have it sliding around my desk. Since the design is parametric, it's easy to change the size of the bearings, so I also created a version designed for use with 0.177 inch steel BBs if you happen to have them on hand. I've also added provision for an Inexacto hobby knife but it'll also work with a larger Xacto handle or a Sharpie or most anything. I love the Inexacto design and have probably printed ten or so at this point. Things in the last photo include: This HF diamond needle file set holder A better dial for MPSM A velocity stack for Noctua 40mm An MPSM WK9.1 extruder base with access to the set screw An ugly little holder for a cheap thermometer/hygrometer An MPSM fan shroud with a blow ring An MPSM filament guide A large carrying handle for MPSM A rude extruder spinner for MPSM An Inexacto hobby knife holder There's actually three of them in the photo, one hanging from a magnet on the printer, one in the middle of the file holder, and one in the crappy little green holder in the back that I never bothered to post. A rude gnome A test print from a while back that has found a home on top of the printer A crappy Inexacto/Sharpie holder that I never published A cool little painting I got from Sedona, AZ