PSU Toolbox with Hanging Hooks (and editable STEP file)

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<p>This print is based loosely on <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/25392-mk3-toolbox-tool-organiser-updated">argoroots' toolbox</a> (although argoroots only shared STL files rather than the more easily editable STEP files, so I started from scratch).</p><p>The major differences are:</p><ul><li>Hooks on the side for hanging long tools</li><li>Custom holes so each tool has its place rather than just chucking stuff into whichever hole it'll fit - that helps me make sure I don't lose tools as I can see what's missing when I put stuff down in a stupid place.</li><li>It's slightly wider (the width of the frame rather than the width of the PSU).</li><li>There are editable STEP files shared (including one with no holes in the top so you can choose what holes you want).</li></ul><p>Mine has holes for:</p><ol><li>Prusa ABS Juice bottle.</li><li>Glue stick.</li><li>Wera 118070 2.5mm by 60mm non-ball hex driver (the most useful tool for assembling the printer!).</li><li>Prusa screwdriver.</li><li>Four nozzles (in labelled slots: two 0.4 mm, one 0.25 mm and one 0.6 mm).</li><li>Six small hex keys (the ones that came with my printer).</li><li>Prusa pliers.</li><li>Three spare blades for <a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/104815-printer-bed-scraper-with-replaceable-printed-blade">this spatula / bed scraper thing</a>.</li></ol><p>It also has hooks for:</p><ol><li>Two <a href="https://amzn.to/3F1L6AE">small brass brushes</a> for easy nozzle cleaning.</li><li><a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/104815-printer-bed-scraper-with-replaceable-printed-blade">This spatula / bed scraper thing</a>.</li><li><a href="https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/84172-filament-cutter-45-degrees">This filament cutter</a>.</li></ol><p>Obviously the hooks can be used for anything you want.</p><p>There are STL files for two versions: one with and one without some embossed text for a few of the slots. &nbsp;There are STEP files for those two versions plus another one <strong>without any holes in the top</strong>. &nbsp;You can easily edit that last STEP file if you want to have a different hole arrangement. &nbsp;I didn't bother including an STL file for the non-hole version as I can't imagine anyone printing it without editing it first and STLs are awkward to edit.</p><p>I printed mine in PETG, with the 0.2 mm QUALITY preset but with infill reduced to 10% as it really doesn't need much. &nbsp;The hooks are dovetailed and a good tight fit; it wouldn't hurt to check your printer extruder calibration with <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2372705">this thing</a> before printing, but it they won't go in then they should be adjustable with a triangular file or similar.</p><p>The double-reel holder has to be moved slightly to the left (so it's just covering the right-hand side of the A of the PRUSA logo) to make sure you can remove reels without the screwdriver getting in the way - see the last photo. &nbsp;This doesn't seem to cause any problems.</p>