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ICON Socket Adapter Kit Organizer with Lid — modelo 3D

ICON Socket Adapter Kit Organizer with Lid

por Leon en MakerWorld

I designed and made this storage case for the ICON Professional Socket Adapter Set, 4-Piece from Harbor Freight (SKU: 57324). When you buy the socket adapter, they do give you an organizer, but it's more akin to something you put into the drawer of a toolbox and keep it there. I wanted something…

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Archivos (4)
  • ICON Socket Adapter Kit Box with Lid.3mf 3MF · 74 KB
  • ICON Socket Adapter Kit Box with Lid.FCStd FCSTD · 73 KB
  • ICON Socket Adapter Kit Box.step STEP · 19 KB
  • ICON Socket Adapter Kit Lid.step STEP · 23 KB
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I designed and made this storage case for the ICON Professional Socket Adapter Set, 4-Piece from Harbor Freight (SKU: 57324). When you buy the socket adapter, they do give you an organizer, but it's more akin to something you put into the drawer of a toolbox and keep it there. I wanted something more compact and portable that would keep the sockets together without risk of them falling out, and I can imagine someone else probably wants something like this too.

Suggested Print Setup: Any filament should work fine, unless you're planning to keep this in your car or somewhere very hot. If so, consider using PETG or something equally or more heat-resistant. (I used PETG, but only just because it's my go-to filament) Print both parts with the hollow faces up so that you don't have to use any supports. (They should already come oriented this way in the files) 3 walls 5 top layers 3 bottom layers 0.2mm layer height (you can probably get away with something taller, but I stuck to my defaults) 10% sparse infill Using these settings should result in about 38g of filament being spent for this print.

Unlike the 10mm socket set model, this one's lid fits tightly enough that it holds the sockets inside, even when inverted and shaken. This one requires no tape whatsoever, unless maybe if your 3d printer prints it differently than mine.

Feel free to modify this design however you want; make it fit your needs.

I appreciate you taking the time to look at my design.

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