Snap On SSD 418 Screwdriver Handle
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The handle on my old Snap On SSD 418 screwdriver shattered one day when I dropped it off the deck. This is a 24 inch…
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The handle on my old Snap On SSD 418 screwdriver shattered one day when I dropped it off the deck. This is a 24 inch long screwdriver that I have had since I worked as a mechanic before college. This thing got a lot of use, so I hated to lose it. Being a Snap On tool, it has a lifetime warranty, but when I contacted Snap On I discovered it was obsolete and handles were no longer available. They replaced it with their latest model, but it is much longer and frankly not as functional so, when I got my 3D printer I naturally decided I could reclaim my old friend by making a new handle.
Mine is made from Nylon for strength, durability and impact resistance. Since I don't have the original to go by, I looked up some used ones on e-bay for the basic design and made it as long as my CEL-Robox would allow me to print. It could stand to be a little longer, but it is close to the original size.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
CEL
Printer:
Robox
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
Normal
Infill:
80%
Notes:
While Rafts and Supports were not necessary, I did use a wide Brim, since it is rather tall and skinny.
Category: Hand Tools