Ridgid Pro Gear 2.0 Handle Pen/Pencil/Bit Case

Ever wonder why the handle for the Ridgid toolboxes are hollow?  Now you know!  This is a simple case/compartment that goes in the hollow toolbox handle. It conveniently takes advantage of the less than 10 cubic inches so you can stash spare pens/pencils/shivs (not judging).  

THERE ARE TWO VERSIONS: The Horizontal Case if for the flat toolboxes you carry like a suitcase; the Vertical is for the bigger boxes where the handle in inset on top of the box.  The button is for either version.

BOTH pieces (case and button) should be printed vertically.  The button is designed as print in place, with fairly sloppy tolerances and no supports required.  There is some bridging, so make sure your fan settings are right.  The case itself prints fine vertically, but DOES require a support for the end cap.  You can conversely print it with "make overhangs printable" which will make it strong, but you'll lose a tiny amount of space.  

I've successfully printed both pieces the tall way with my ancient Ender 5, so you can too--just keep the print speed slow.  Big brims, slow speeds are your friends.  I've found printing the case horizontally either results in the far end curling, or irremovable supports.

Use 2 10mm x 2mm magnets, super glued, to help hold the case into the button.  

You can use a hammer and block of wood to tap the button in place, or a bar clamp to fit it in place.  Due to printer variations, you may want to print a test sample to check fit.  The case is snug when all the way in and also held in place by the magnets. It should be loose when partially popped out. 

I printed these out of 3D Fuel's Toolbox Orange PCTG Pro, which as you'd expect is a perfect match for Ridgid orange.  I went PCTG just for heat; the case does not really see a lot of stress.