10 mm Socket Wallmount (With Extras)

The sockets used in the image was purchased from the german amazon. Here's the link;

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0GGLBK6P5?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

I learned that my printer has somewhat unreliable/unpredictable tolerances. That's why i recommend starting out with the socket holder test files, to find out what tolerrances your printers can handle. The goal is to have a decent friction fit. You'll then have to edit the models according to your findings from the test.

If it turned out too tight, a little sanding can fix it, or if it's too loose you can just add some layers of tape like you can see i did in the pictures. 

For my printer i had to print the backside at 99% scale due to the tolerances being too tight at a 100%. but if your 3D-printer has better tolerances you might be able to do 100% or at least close to.

This print does require some trial and error with the friction fit tolerances and the backside sliding tolerance.

This design was very clearly a gift for a guy named Michael. So if you know a Michael you can easily reuse the sign. But i have added a generic sign saying emergency 10 mm; the font and size in the file would require a 0.2 mm nozzle for a decent result. But i recommend getting creative and maybe making your own sign.

The sign was glued on with common super glue, but if you have a multicolor printer i imagine it being easier and better to print the sign directly on it.

The backside wallmount's chamber holes were made around some wallscrews i had laying around. I recommend you check and verify that the dimensions fit with what you have availible, and edit accordingly.

I hope you like the design

[Printed with 30 % infill, 0.4 mm nozzle]