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Holder for commonly used 3D printing tools

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€5.71 – €6.98 net (excluding VAT)

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Weight reported by the author
112 g
Print time reported by the author
5.14 hr
Source material
PET
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PETG
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Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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0.20mm Standard

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A compact holder for 9 different tools frequently used with my Prusa printer

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After 3D printing for the past 5 months I finally decided to come up with my own, bespoke, tool storage. I don't like attaching tools to the printer as the clutter bothers me and they tend to be in the way when I need to change nozzles or do any sort of work. 

This model is designed to hold

  • Brass brush
  • Hex driver (I keep a 2.5mm in mine as I commonly need it for my Prusa)
  • Deburring tool (mine is from AFA tooling)
  • Craftsman needle nose pliers (a bit longer than most)
  • Glue stick such as comes with the Prusa
  • A couple of acupuncture needles
  • An SD card
  • Tube of lubricant and the applicator nozzle
  • Some tooth picks (I use them to smooth out any lubricant globs)

I printed mine using PETG because I wanted to use Prusa's Galaxy Black Glitter and didn't have the PLA version. I am pretty pleased with this as it holds a lot of tools neatly in a small footprint.

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