Toughbuilt Large Tool Tote parts organiser

This a spare parts organiser that fits into the centre section of this Toughbuilt Large Tool tote:https://toughbuilt.com/product/large-tool-tote

Although there are eight parts to print, there are only four models and two of those are just mirrors of each other. There are a total of twelve compartments. The hinge is just a section of bowden tubing.

When assembled, the organiser can lay flat or stand up on the  bottom. It is designed to open fully 180 degrees. There flush are sliding clips that will lock / unlock the lid in place. As the clips slide back to unlock the lid they will also push the lid up enough to allow easy purchase to open it fully. The clips position will be flush with the edge of the organiser when the lid is locked in position as a reminder to lock it before closing the case / raising it up and emptying the contents out by mistake. The two sides of the handle will close flush together. If you notice one of the clips are not flush with the exterior outline then you'll know the lid is unlocked and not to open it until it is secured / to lay it flat so you don't empty the contents all over the place.

Due to the tapered shape of this tote, it isn't really practical to have removable trays because they can't be resizable or modular.

To assemble:

1. Ensure the grooves for the slider clips are clear. Some silicone grease works really well to get the clips sliding back and forth really easily. Slide the clips into position from the top organiser compartments. A little bit of bending will be required to get them past the retainer but it's really quite easy.
2. Ensure all the hinge holes are clear enough to get the bowden tube through. Align the two halves of the shell and lid and slide the tubing through.
3. Cut the bowden tube to length.