My goal is to fit as much as I can behind this door, so I have as much with me if I need it as possible. The upper compartment I am going to dedicate to spare parts.
Goals:
Door closes
Kit secured by strap
No rattles
I've come up with this double stacked tray:
Which contains the following (color mismatch because I basically populated this with leftover tools I had sitting arround, rather than buying anything new for this):
Currently printing is negatives for both layers in 85A TPU ( soft rubber), which will prevent rattles and lock the unit into one piece when not in use (that's what that circle is for).
Recognizing that not everything is useful here to a 100 series (but that I may need it to work on other things), I've gotten in here....
Sockets:
24mm
22mm
21mm
20mm
19mm
18mm
17mm
16mm
15mm
13mm
12mm
11mm
10mm
9mm
8mm
6mm
6" extension
3" extension
universal
socket wrench
spark plug tool
10mm Allen key socket
8mm Allen key socket
7mm Allen key socket
6mm Allen key socket
5mm Allen key socket
Wrenches:
19mm
17mm
15mm
14mm
13mm
12mm
11mm
10mm
9mm
8mm
1/4" ratcheting (for use with the screw driver bits below)
Magnetic screw driver with...
T10
T15
T20
T25
T27
T30
T35
PH1
PH2
PH3
Small flat head
large flat head
... and a pair of vice grips.
Changes coming for the final print:
ASA instead of PLA (so it won't warp in heat/sunlight)
I have labeling on each tool-- make that a different color than the case, so it can be read
TPU/rubber parts to secure everything and prevent any rattles
Download link (solidworks): Dropbox - https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/iy9f38zvriab6hde1tlcw/Tool-Holder.zip?rlkey=14elo6u5u3vz57z0vkn00ne12&st=s2hy2m9k&dl=0
It is NOT going to work for anyone if they're don't resize it for their specific tools. I made it EXTREMELY tight tolerance, to prevent any rattles. Literally sized it to my specific sockets, which aren't even a set of the same brand-- just things I had laying around, not otherwise in use.
... it's also some of my worst CAD work ever. Was just stacking features and cuts, with no real regard for future serviceability.
Goals:
Door closes
Kit secured by strap
No rattles
I've come up with this double stacked tray:
Which contains the following (color mismatch because I basically populated this with leftover tools I had sitting arround, rather than buying anything new for this):
Currently printing is negatives for both layers in 85A TPU ( soft rubber), which will prevent rattles and lock the unit into one piece when not in use (that's what that circle is for).
Recognizing that not everything is useful here to a 100 series (but that I may need it to work on other things), I've gotten in here....
Sockets:
24mm
22mm
21mm
20mm
19mm
18mm
17mm
16mm
15mm
13mm
12mm
11mm
10mm
9mm
8mm
6mm
6" extension
3" extension
universal
socket wrench
spark plug tool
10mm Allen key socket
8mm Allen key socket
7mm Allen key socket
6mm Allen key socket
5mm Allen key socket
Wrenches:
19mm
17mm
15mm
14mm
13mm
12mm
11mm
10mm
9mm
8mm
1/4" ratcheting (for use with the screw driver bits below)
Magnetic screw driver with...
T10
T15
T20
T25
T27
T30
T35
PH1
PH2
PH3
Small flat head
large flat head
... and a pair of vice grips.
Changes coming for the final print:
ASA instead of PLA (so it won't warp in heat/sunlight)
I have labeling on each tool-- make that a different color than the case, so it can be read
TPU/rubber parts to secure everything and prevent any rattles
Download link (solidworks): Dropbox - https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/iy9f38zvriab6hde1tlcw/Tool-Holder.zip?rlkey=14elo6u5u3vz57z0vkn00ne12&st=s2hy2m9k&dl=0
It is NOT going to work for anyone if they're don't resize it for their specific tools. I made it EXTREMELY tight tolerance, to prevent any rattles. Literally sized it to my specific sockets, which aren't even a set of the same brand-- just things I had laying around, not otherwise in use.
... it's also some of my worst CAD work ever. Was just stacking features and cuts, with no real regard for future serviceability.
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