Shoe for Hakko FX888D Iron Stand

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The stand for my Hakko FX888D soldering iron keeps sliding around on my workbench, often bumping the power switch by accident. To prevent this, I created a holder to secure it while I clean the tip with a metal sponge. I designed the holder in three parts because my 3D printer's bed is too small for printing one complete piece at once. Once assembled and fastened with No. 4 wood screws, the holder becomes very sturdy. If you have a larger-printer bed, you can print the included one-piece STL file instead of assembling the multi-part holder; I've provided the dimensions to match my original design. To facilitate modifications or improvements, I've included the FreeCAD source file. Print Settings: Brand - LulzBot, Printer - Mini, Rafts - No, Supports - No, Resolution - 0.25mm, Infill - 30%, Notes: Example printed in PETG.