Dremel Bit Storage for Husky 0.8 Gallon Storage Container

Sadly the case that came with my late-90s Dremel fell apart, leaving my bits and accessories homeless. I made this model to give them a new home. This model fits in a Husky 0.8 gallon waterproof storage container. This container is nice because it is very cheap ($10) and is big enough to fit all of my accessories without taking up a lot of space. The lid can also be either be fully removed or hinged open. You will need to print both the frame and base piece. These are separated to make printing without supports possible. After printing these can be glued together or left separate with the frame sitting on the base. This model includes interchangeable bit holder pieces that can be mixed and matched depending on which bits you need to store. You will need to print one pocket lid, one long triangular hole lid, one long square hole lid, and two side hole lids. I include lid pieces with holes for 3.2mm (1/8") or 2.4mm (3/32") bits as well as blank inserts that can be customized. The center lid piece includes a mix of 3.2mm and 2.4mm holes as well as holes for several Dremel collets. The odd-shape of the base of this model was made to allow a Dremel Flexshaft to be stored around the base. The inside of the base can be used to store sanding/cutting disk or other random accessories.