Gridfinity tool bin for the Knipex 115mm electronics pliers family - tested with 35 22 115
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4 x 2 x 3 / 4 x 2 x 4 Gridfinity tool bin for the Knipex 115 mm electronics family. Deep enough to stack on top.
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Gridfinity bin for the Knipex 115 mm electronics pliers family. Size is 4 x 2 units and 3 or 4 units high. Knipex makes electronics pliers
35 11 115
35 12 115
35 21 115
35 31 115
35 32 115
35 41 115
35 42 115
of mostly the same form factor, all of them should fit (only tested with 35 22 115 though).
A PDF is included that you can print to check the outline if in doubt. Make sure to print the PDF at 100% to work correctly. Please note that the spring opens the tool a little too wide to fit the width of two Gridfinity units. So close the tool just a little when checking the fit.
There are several options:
3 units high: if you want to be able to stack on top of the bin, the grip must not be thicker than 15mm. This should be the case for all pliers with single component grips where the second number ends with "1". Please double check before printing.
4 units high: The recess is 22mm deep, so all of the pliers should fit
For both heights there are versions with no material between the grips to save filament as well as versions with / without magnets. The versions for magnets are designed for 6 x 2mm magnets.
The 35 41 115 and 35 42 115 have angled tips. I don't own those, but assume they only fit in the 4 units version. You might want to measure and check yourself.
The version in the pictures shows the 35 22 115 in a bin that's 3 units high, not allowing to stack on top. That's ok for me since I don't need to stack on top of that bin since I always put it in the topmost level of my cases.
If you have a knock-off, you can also try with the PDF if it fits.
I let much tolerance for the tool, about 2 mm everywhere since I don't like to fiddle with it when putting the tool in. For some of you that might be too loose, please check with the PDF. There is also a version with no material between the grips to save filament.
The basic outline was made with Tracefinity: https://app.tracefinity.net.
My printing settings:
0.2 mm BALANCED
2 perimeters
3 solid layers top and bottom
10% rectilinear infill
no support
Please see also my other Gridfinity tool bins, cases, and parts: https://www.printables.com/@trses/collections/3756947
If you use the version for magnets and want to make sure to always insert the magnets with the correct polarity, you can consider my magnet pole finder and insertion tool:
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