Bit-holder for small Craftsman VERSASTACK Nano Containers
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Needed a place to put my driver bit on my Craftsman VERSASTACK socket sets, over-engineered one!
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This is an over-engineered solution for a minor problem, but….
I got fed-up with my mish-mash collection of ¼" ratchet sockets and decided to buy a clean set of metric ones and another clean set of SAE ones. When I got home, I noticed that the two containers were VERSASTACK-compatible, allowing the two boxes to snap together as one.
I had also purchased a ¼" driver bit so I could drive these sockets with my battery-powered impact driver.
Not wanting my driver bit from ever getting separated from my new sockets, I decided to make a bit-holder that would leverage the VERSASTACK connection on the top of the top-most box.
I hope your printer's tolerances are similar to mine (Prusa CORE One), but if not, I'm providing STEP files so you can load it up into your favorite CAD program and fix it up for your printer.