Bộ khay đựng mũi khoan Imperial cho hệ Gridfinity

Imperial 29-count drill bit sets of 1/64” increments are popular in the US, and I wanted a Grinfinity storage solution for mine.  I needed easy-to-read labels for identification when removing bits while not needing to read labels when putting them back (the hole tolerances are such that the first hole that fits is the right one — you don’t have to read the size off the shaft and go hunting).  These have a low center of gravity and will not tip over easily despite the angle of the bits.

The labels are printed separately and glued on.  The .3mf has a color change in the slicer for the text.  The third row label is hidden in a forest of bits, and while you could put its label on that riser if you wanted to, I found putting the third label in the back made it much more legible (pictured).

The downside is vertical space needed.  These baaaaarely fit in the top drawer of my Milwaukee toolbox which is a little over 5” tall.  Also, the sharp points of the Brad Bits could be hazardous if you have to reach over them to get to other things.

Printed in PETG with 10% infill.