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Bottom Drawer Insert for US General Mini Toolbox, Blank (Customizable) and Compartmentalized for 3D Printing Tools and Accessories — image 1
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Bottom Drawer Insert for US General Mini Toolbox, Blank (Customizable) and Compartmentalized for 3D Printing Tools and Accessories

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Drop-in inserts for the US General Mini Toolbox 1-Blank STEP version for user customization and 1 compartmentalized

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Modeled this up quick the other night to keep my 3D printing tools from rolling around and being hard to find in the bottom drawer of this US General mini toolbox. Details below, please leave a comment or post a make if you print this!

Versions included:

  • Compartmentalized version for the above listed accessories

  • Blank version (STEP file) for adding your own compartments as desired. Please be sure to upload a remix if you do this, so the rest of the printing community can benefit!

Compartments are designed for:

  1. Craftsman 1/4" ratchet with deep well 7mm socket

  2. 1 bottle of Slice Engineering nozzle repellent paint (super useful if you're printing materials like PETG or TPU that stick to the nozzle and string like crazy when they do

  3. Prusa linear rod/lead screw grease

  4. Prusa linear rail lubrication kit and gloves

  5. Misc tools

  6. Heatblock holder tools for changing nozzles on MK4S or Core One printers (can be used for other things too)

Instructions:

  1. Remove drawer by lifting up on the right side drawer tab, and pushing down on the left side tab.

  2. Slide drawer off the slides

  3. Insert the insert tray into the drawer. It may be necessary to pull out on the back of the drawer to allow for clearance of the magnet-rivet stud. If the stud sticks out too far, it can be trimmed flush with a good set of side wire cutters, NOT THE FLUSH TRIM CUTTERS YOU USE FOR YOUR PRINTER!

  4. Test for fit by trying to move the insert around. 

  5. Take a picture and upload a make! I'd love to see if other folks are getting use out of this design. 

My Print Details:
  • Printer: PRUSA Core One

  • Material: Overture ABS

  • Temp: 260 Nozzle, 110 Bed, MINIMUM 45C Internal Chamber Temp

  • Fan: 0%, Completely OFF to prevent warping

  • Walls: 3 Walls, 3 layers top and bottom

  • Brim: As needed to prevent warping if you have a filament like ABS

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