QianLi DM360-K engraver case
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A case for QianLi DM360-K small engraver/polisher/drill and the bits
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DM360-K is a really nice, small and cheap battery powered engraver. It comes in a foam case so I needed this to keep the bits organized.
The cover is held in place with magnets and the bit holders can be easily accessed.
Required materials (besides the 3D printed parts)
- 2 x M3 25mm screws
- 4 x magnets, cylinder, d=4mm, h=2mm
Post-processing
Holes for bits are 2.3mm in diameter but will be a little bit squashed during the print so the fit is really tight. I used 2.5mm drill to drill some of the depth so only the last 5mm is tight and will hold the bit in place. I also used 3mm drill to slightly widen the bit holder screw hole.
In order to slightly increase the friction a piece of tape can be added to bit holders.
Few foam pieces (cut from the original foam case) can be glued to the top cover to keep everything in place. I also added a piece of foam to the back side of the drill cutout so it doesn't rattle inside.
Holes for magnets are very tight fit. I put a bit of the super glue in the holes, heated up the hole with a hot air and pressed the magnet inside.