Bitholder with keyring/carbiner eyelet
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TPU bitholder to hold 10 or 20 1/4" hexaganol bits, with an optional slot for a bit extender
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TPU bitholders with capacities for 10 or 20 bits, and optionally, one bit extender. Designed for ¼" hexagonal screwdriver bits about 1" long. Designed for a snug fit, expect the bits to stay in place hanging on a toolboard or in a backpack. The bits can be forced out with a lot of jostling, but it takes some effort.
If you find the slots are not snug, consider reducing the size in your slicer by 1-2% in the X and Y directions.
Two sizes are offered, a 10 bit version and a 20 bit version. For each, there is a version without a slot for a bit extension, and a version with the bit extension slot.
Recommend printing from TPU with a 95 hardness, and print with 5 or more walls and 25% infill.
Each organizer has a hole in the end to receive a keyring. I read reviews for several similar models on various websites, there were always a few mentions that the keychain loop broke for a few users. So these holders do not have a keychain, rather the keyring hole is part of the body of the organizers with sides 12-14 mm wide. So putting in the keyring in place takes some effort, but it will be very hard for the keyring to be pulled out by “breaking” the TPU.
A finger spinner is included for a quick option to loosen or tighten many screws. This should be printed from PETG or a stronger material with 6 walls. Not nearly as good as metal, but helpful to keep on the bitholder keyring for quick availability, and will work in many spots.