Screwdriver bit holder – 1/4" hex, labelled, customisable
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Holds 24 1/4" hex bits upright, each pocket labelled. Made with a script you can change in ScottiCAD, a free 3D modeller
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- Apache License 2.0
A block that holds 1/4" hex screwdriver bits upright, with each pocket labelled: slotted, hex, Torx, Phillips and Pozidriv, 24 in all. The pockets have a small lead-in so bits drop in easily, and a hole through the bottom to push out a stuck bit.
It prints as it sits, with no supports.
Make your own version
I designed this in ScottiCAD, a free, open-source 3D modeller for Windows and Linux: https://scotticad.com
The holder is built by a short script. Every size is a named number at the top, and the layout comes from a list of labels. Add, remove or rename bits and the block resizes itself to fit. If your bits are tight, raise FIT a little.
The design and the script are in the source files here, and on GitHub: https://github.com/scotticad/scotticad/tree/master/examples
To run the script: open ScottiCAD, click Scripting, paste it into the Editor tab and press F5.