Ultimate all-in-one battery powered soldering station for TS-100, TS-101, and Pinecil soldering irons

I saw @ZachBarnes_27475 fantastic all-in-one Pinecil soldering station (based off of @BlackEternity's equally fantastic model) and instantly wanted to print it. However, as I got to work, I kept thinking of things I wanted to change.

So here's my take on the same print, but with a pile of small improvements to increase storage and utility. More tip storage, space for heat-set inserts, fixed up insert storage, space for an omnifixo plate (held in by magnets). More storage in the under-bin drawer, improved spools, more spools… there's a lot.

Parts/BOM:

• MiniWare TS101 Soldering Pen
• Omnifixo helping hand
• UGREEN 20000mAH battery
• Hakko CSP-30-7 Wire Strippers (I had to cut down the handles slightly though)
• 6 piece soldering tip kit
• CNC Kitchen Heat Set Insert Tool Kit
• 6x 30mm M3 screws (for hinges latches)
• 4x 8x3mm magnets (for holding in the Omnifixo)
• Small magnets for holding down the heatset inserts lid (I'll update once I find the dimensions)
• Non-magnetic non-conducting tweezers
• Precision Tweezers
• CAIG Rosen Soldering Flux
• Tiny slotted screwdrivers (for swapping tips)

Printed in:

• Elegoo Walnut wood filament
• Flashforge Ruby Red PLA
• iSANMATE gold/purple/copper (more convincing than most metallic-look filaments)

Printing notes:

Most of the print is included on the main 3MF file, except the gasket which expects to be printed in TPU. The file was configured on a Prusa Mk4s with an MMU3, but you can swap those settings out without losing much of anything. Only one plate requires an MMU, that's the one that prints a Miniware logo on the top of the box. You can just use the plain lid or the cutout lid instead.