Screw Organizer (Fusion 360 Tutorial)
by 3llogical in Workshop > Organizing
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Screw Organizer (Fusion 360 Tutorial)

I did not create this screw organizer just because of the organization competition, I created it because I needed a stylish, effective, and easy way to sort my screws. Whether I am disassembling a RC car or creating something entirely new from scratch, it always comes in handy.
Materials:
- Magnets (https://www.amazon.com/Magnets-Refrigertor-Whitebo...)
- PLA Plastic
Creating the Design:










Picture 1: I created a design for 1/6 of the entire circle, but this can be changed if you need more containers for different types of screws.
Picture 2: Extruded upwards.
Picture 3:Extruded downwards.
Picture 4: I used the circular pattern tool to create the entire dish.
Picture 5: I combined them all using the combine tool.
Picture 6: I created a sketch for where the magnets would go.
Picture 7: I extruded the outer magnet holes downwards.
Picture 8: I used the circular pattern tool again to make a magnet hole in every container.
Picture 9: I extruded the center magnet hole downwards.
Picture 10: I added chamfers to make everything look even better.
3D Printing:



I 3D printed this using my CR-10 printer (very good). I printed at .2 layer height at 80 mm/s and it turned out amazing. Remember to use glue stick to hold it down to the bed.
Gluing in the Magnets



I used super glue to glue in the magnets. I holds really well, so try to do it right the first time. I put glue in all of the holes at the same time, then I put the magnets in. This minimizes the number of times that you have to switch between them.
Done!

Nice Job! You should now have a stylish and useful screw organizer. Hopefully you like it as much as I do. Thank you for reading.