Magnetic Screwdriver Bit Holder.
by jason.cameron in Workshop > 3D Printing
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Magnetic Screwdriver Bit Holder.
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I created a screwdriver bit holder that can be hung from a keychain, lanyard, or a tool belt.
Supplies
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6x 8mm x 2mm magnets.
3D printing filament of your choice. Nylon, ABS, PLA. (I used PLA for my prototype.)
CA glue to fit the components together.
![Fusion.jpg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FEN/KI19/LHYUYWHU/FENKI19LHYUYWHU.jpg&filename=Fusion.jpg)
![Base.jpg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FL3/B7C7/LHYUYWHT/FL3B7C7LHYUYWHT.jpg&filename=Base.jpg)
![Top.jpg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FTN/EC4T/LHYUYWHV/FTNEC4TLHYUYWHV.jpg&filename=Top.jpg)
I used Fusion to design a simple holder that can be printed without the use of support material. The base and top are designed to connect and be glued together using a hexagonal pin/hole to allow for proper alignment. Magnets are then glued one at a time to the base in the six provisions in the top.
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Screwdriver bits can then be attached and removed with ease for use. There is enough room to fit one's finger near the center of the holder to enable proper grip to remove bits. That's it.