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Craftsman Universal Pass Thru Socket Set Holder

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~~THIS IS IN BETA~~ ~~SEE DESCRIPTION~~ ~~INSTRUCTIONS IN DESCRIPTION~~

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The picture and files I uploaded are what I have printed and have included pictures, so that part is ready to use.

The reason it's in beta is because I will have to make the holder for the smaller wrench and the carrier for those sockets as well.

Before printing any of the carriers, print the "3-4 Socket Holder_TESTER", (¾" inch, can't use special characters in description of STL naming) that I have included to make sure your printer can dimensionally print to the correct size, (or maybe my printer is wrong and I scaled it to that, haha, maybe an oops), before wasting a lot of material.  If the test print goes okay, then go ahead and print the Metric set.  

When I finish the Imperial/SAE Holders I will also include a test file for that as well.
~~~EDIT~~~: Imperial set has been uploaded, woot.

For me, all fits well, as you can see in the photos, and they snap into place nicely, hopefully they do for you too :).

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

Print with at least 50% infill, can be slightly flexy if not.  For me at least, I wanted more strength due to it being bounced around in my tool box.

Use mouse ears or a brim to stop warping, there are some sharp corners.

The filament type I used was PLA, which seems okay, but maybe use a stronger material like PETG, I just didn't have any on hand.

 

 

~~~EDIT~~~: It seems this may work with Duralast, Crescent, and possibly other similar designs, but I have no way of testing.  If it works for you with an alternative brand, let me know :)

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