LTT bit case 36 bits
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This is a bit case for 20 mm long screwdriver bits.
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Hey!
I designed a bit case for LTT screwdriver bits. They (LTT) use less popular 20mm bit length, so if you want a bit case for your 25mm ones check out my other model (that is in the works right now - will post it soon).
There are two options - with TPU insert or completely hard shell (if you don't want to mess with the TPU printing quirks). The hard shell model has big enough tolerances so the bits fit loosely (getting them out with tight fit isn't fun at all). TPU insert keep the bits in, but the fit isn't too tight either - if you find it too loose, try waiting few hours after printing (my guess is that TPU absorbs moisture from the air and swells a tiny bit) or feel free to edit the step file to make it tighter.
I prepared top part of the shell in three flavours:
without any logo
embossed LTT logo
“window” kind of LTT logo (I don't know how to name it) that you can see in the pictures
If you choose to print this “window logo” version and want it to look like the ones on the photos, add pause on 11th layer and change the filament.
You'll need some non printable parts:
M3 socket cap screw 20mm thread length - 2 pieces
magnet of maximum dimensions 10 x 3 mm - 2 pieces
* note on the magnets size - I used 10 x 3mm, but they stick together very strongly. You can use smaller ones with some kind of an adapter (e.g. torus shaped part easily made even in the slicer)
And for the TPU version:
M3 threaded inserts (5mm diameter) - 6 pieces
M3 countersunk head bolts of total length < 7mm (I used 5mm) - 6 pieces
I recommend to glue in the inserts (except the TPU one and the one that you screw in place) - CA will do, but i prefer epoxy glues. Of course you'll need to glue the magnets in too.
I hope you like it and have fun tinkering!