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M-Jump TE-764 Screwdriver Holder (screw mounted) for wall or workbench shelf. — zdjęcie 1

M-Jump TE-764 Screwdriver Holder (screw mounted) for wall or workbench shelf.

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Screwdriver holder/Organizer for the inexpensive (less than $9.00) TE-764 Screwdriver set from Amazon.

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Needing some pretty small flat and Phillips screwdrivers to work on my electronics projects, I bought a very inexpensive set from Amazon. Model TE-764 made by M-Jump (obviously Chinese) for less than $9.00. The set has 6 screwdrivers, Three Flat blade with blade size 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0 mm wide as well as 3 Phillips blade of 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0 mm diameter.

I also needed a way to keep them organized. I have a 2 X 8 shelf that runs the length of my workbench which has the computer monitors and tons of junk (I'm not that organized, LOL) on it that is perfect for such things as a tweezer holder and now the screwdrivers as well.

I did a quick design in Fusion 360, printed it in a little less than 4 hours and now have it installed on the shelf with a couple of small wood screws.

Nothing is too critical in the print, use 15-20% infill to save filament and speed up print time and just about any type filament can be used though PLA is totally adequate. I just happened to have some HT-PLA+ by FilaCube on the printer so that's what I used for this.

Use .2mm/layer,  15-20% infill and PLA, PLA2 or PLA+ as your filament.  Draft print settings on your printer.  I used a Creality CR10V2 in printing this.