One of the great uses of a 3D printer is making useful parts, including for itself! One of my rear dual pulley holders on one of my P2S printers broke in half and the screw shoulders also broke off and I can't find a replacement part # anywhere. Instead of putting in a case with Bambu and incurring the downtime, I decided to just remake the plastic part!

After lots of debate I chose the remixed Clickfinity bases because of a light requirement on filament and ability to hold Gridfinity components securely. The wrench holders I found out there were pre-defined widths and the wrenches "sit" in the holders, moving around in your drawers as you open and close them. I came up with a design to "grip" the wrench handle securely, allowing for a wide variety of handle widths while staying compact to make the most of your drawer space.