Honeycomb Storage Wall holder compatible with Fluke BK120 Breaker Finder and Transmitter

HSW Elec-chickens Rejoice!

Continuing my urge to organize ALL the things, I wanted to get a few more of my tools out of a dusty and uninviting toolbox and put them where I can see them, much like I did in a previous life with my woodworking shop's tool wall. So, as per my usual, I fired up FreeCAD, took some measurements from the Fluke BK120 Breaker Finder and Transmitter and got to work modeling it. After several iterations of getting the fitment right for the transmitter plug, the receptacle gives a nice friction fit but not too strong that it pulls the insert out of the Honeycomb Storage Wall. The plug holder is not polarized, like many North American outlets with one slot slightly taller than the other. I modeled this after the transmitter, which has two blades of the same dimensions.

Pixie Wrangling Print Setting Suggestions

Not much to suggest here for print settings, other than I have been designing my HSW models with the insert set above the build plate, so supports may be necessary on your machine. The included .3mf file is an example of how I painted on supports (pictured below), but your mileage may vary. I went with Polymaker Polyterra/Panchroma Charcoal Black PLA to match my current color scheme, however, you can choose your own adventure for which filament is right for you.

Comments, Feedback, Suggestions

As always, please leave a comment, share your make, or offer a suggestion. Also, remix this to your heart's content. If you liked this model or the writeup, please consider leaving a like or check out my other models here on Printables, like the Zircon StudSensor Pro HSW holder I remixed recently. Thank you for checking out my model and see you in the next chapter of my 3D modeling adventure!

Update Log

2026-Nov-10: Original model uploaded