Snaplock Case for Ryobi countersinks (4 piece #6-#12 set)
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A snap lock case to hold Ryobi 4 piece countersink set, using 1.75 filament as a hinge.
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TL;DR
A box to hold the Ryobi 4 piece countersink set using standard 1.75 filament as a hinge.
Why:
I needed some countersink bits for sizes I barely use so settled for the Ryobi set. It didn't come with a storage case so modeled this up so it could live in my cordless drill box
Features:
- Numbered slots for each of the countersinks (6,8,10,12). It doesn't show up well in photos due to translucent filament
- Ability to push down on either the drill bit or the 1/8" chuck side to easily select and remove the countersink
- Ability to store included allen key for adjustment of the drill bit part.
Fit:
The hole for the filament hinge is on the looser side to make it so you shouldn't have to trim or do anything to get a piece of filament in there. Then just heat peen over the ends to keep it in place. Or use a 2mm round stock for the hinge.
Filament:
I'd suggest PETG since it is more ductile than PLA because of the living hinge on the lid latch. I only printed it in translucent since that what was on hand.
Print Notes:
- No need for supports
- Designed around a .2mm layer
- I printed as 6 wall loops and 25% infill = 32grams total
Files:
Uploaded STL and f3d if you want to edit. It's not elegantly modeled, but all the geometry that is needed is there.