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Screwdriver Handle for Locking Bit Holder
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A minimal screwdriver handle designed to friction fit any 1/4 in hex bit insert. HANDLE ONLY
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My goal was to design a slim and simple screwdriver handle that would accept a locking bit holder that is completely friction fit and requires no supports to print.
PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS:
- Print with a non-brittle material. (I got away with using PETG)
- Position the handle upright on the build plate as shown in the 4th picture.
- Print with 6 wall loops using a 0.4mm nozzle or enough wall loops for the top section to be solid.
- Infill is personal preference as it will only be present in the bottom of the handle.
- To help balance weight use between 40-75% infill
- Scale between 97-103% until the insert can be slotted snuggly. Use heat as necessary.
- This is a friction fit model so the insert should be tight but should not have to be glued.
- A brim or bed glue may help with bed adhesion but with Bambu Lab's high temp bed with PETG this is no problem.
ADDITIONAL PARTS:
- Milwaukee Impact Locking Bit Holder (Part No. 48-32-4531)
- OPTIONAL: This part is optional but is the part this model was designed around. Any 1/4in bit or bit holder should work.