Drill Storage Solution for My Tool Box - Workshop Organization and Efficiency using 3D Printing
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- čas přidán 5. 11. 2020
- 3D files: www.thingiverse.com/thing:464...
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Coming up with a solution for my drill storage problem. I used to keep half of my drills in a plastic bag and the others in an annoying plastic box. Both of those were really slow, frustrating and not very professional solutions. Especially as the drills constantly bumping into each other will eventually get dull. So I came up with a solution that allows for easy access to the drills, visualizes their sizes and forces me to keep everything in order. - Věda a technologie
Removing the secondary burr made me just happy.
Nice design! With the name on it you ARE a professional Designer ;)
Pretty cool design. I also used a 6mm air soft BB. But I see quite a bit of wear. I'm curious how smoothly yours works in a year and if it holds up better
I might have printed the base or top tanslucent, to be able to see if every drill is still with me ;)
You could also make a peep hole in the side at each drill
Best idea I have seen for a long time you should market them.
It's funny how a few hours after this was uploaded, scoutcrafter uploaded a video showing a Millers Falls push drill from the 1950s with a similar solution for bit storage in the handle. The video title is "Rare New York Multitool and Millers Falls Buck Rogers No. 100" and the section is about 9 minutes in, if you're curious. I'm surprised this idea isn't more widespread!
What do you think about smaller/lighter detents at tool insert positions?
Btw: I really like this design :)
Love your work and your dry sense of humor! Your videos are always interesting and informative.
Top Video macht echt Spaß dir zu zusehen!
Amazing idea! Thank you for videos!
Very well done! I like it.
Fantastic solution.
Nice pink cordless drill!
Really clever designed! Like it!
Tolle Idee ... wie alles bei dir ... einer der Kanäle, bei dem man das Video schon vor dem Ansehen liken kann ... 👍🏽
Joyful. Thank you CB.
So cool!
Very clever. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing that
Fantastic! I imagine for more bits you could add concentric rings.
Love it!!
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I have a screwdriver that holds bits in a similar way. However, each spot and in between each spot is detented so you don't have to line up the hole by eye and you are always 1 click away from "closed".
nice thanks for sharing
I'd buy that. Maybe do a Giaco and mass produce. Idea for improvement: A clicker so the rotation is stepped.
Sehr geil
Brilliant
Awesome
do you have dimensional plans for your 2x72 belt sander?
was this inspired to you by the drill bits box from LIDL ?
Nice. But how do you carry spare drills. That is usually the clutter in my toolbox
Clever.
Clever design! Is that a Knipex case?
Thanks a lot for sharing!
I'm gonna yoink this idea from you and build a handy container for my M3-M8 taps which always seem to run away.
What hex dril bits do you have there ?
they are all metric
Awesome! Just one question: is there a specific reason that you did not make a dent for each drill bit position?
In your solution once you have taken a drill bit, the ring is free to move and you have to place the ring in the "park" position to be sure that nothing drop out by accident.
Instead if there is the same dent for each drill opening you can take your bit and leave it open at that position for when you will put it back in place being sure that nothing moves...
Yup, one click per bit would be much better
Personally, I think it's not really necessary. Might even be annoying in daily usage. And obviously you would have to make sure each dent is located perfectly to align the holes for each bit, not just one to align it in the 'closed' position. I do see the benefit of nothing falling out by accident, but I think the spring pressure might help with keeping the selector wheel in position, at least somewhat.
Yes, there is just not enough space to to get one click per bit. You would really have to leave one of the positions "blind" and even then, you would have to increase the diameter by quite a bit. And I decided that it's just not worth the tradeoff. You could probably get away by using a significantly smaller bb but then wear on the plastic parts increases and getting the detent work just right gets much more tricky. But I'm sure it could be done!
@@CosmasBauer Thanks, I knew there was a good reason for that!
There is a saying that "The enemy of _good_ is _better_ " - nevertheless I can't but help wonder "How could this be better?"
If there were a peep-hole for each bit whereby you could quickly inspect if the container is full (of if a drill is missing) that would be better!
Also, perhaps a secondary detent for each hole?
At 4:25, you only hear that on a German DIY channel...
I'll check back on the file later. TV comes up as 404
Miss you. Hope you are well.
Neat Idea! Im glad i have a 3d Printer so i still won't print it
Better than a spidget finner.
Order, my lovely word
Toll. Aber was macht man, wen man keines dieser modernen Geräte zum drucken dreideminotaler objekte hat?
Dann ist das das falsche Video für dich...
Maybe just drilling holes with the drills into a container?
Order muss sein!
Ausgezeichnet
you can buy these in lidl for 4 euros with some drill bits
fixed it for you: "..with some drill bit looking items."
@@StefanGotteswinter yes toss them away and put your real ones
i just wondered wether it would be possible to use the spring from a legally bought pen? as a pacifist, i'd also prefer not to use any kind of weaponry. otherwise great design!
use a 6mm ball bearing instead
Принтер тема да
Ordnung muss sein
Thats a pretty German Video Mate. All about Organisation
_Ordnung muss sein / There must be order_
Love the Germans!
Xyinay
I think you can do better, i would at least leave a slot so you see if one is missing.
tja, 'ne deutscher muss ja ordnung halten
Ganz genau!