After loosing all the bits in the corners of my toolboxes, I decided to design this organizer with the bits I use the most: torx, flat, philips, square(US) and hex, I one adapter for sockets and a space to collect screws or the bits in use … that part is magnetic as well.

Added advantage - the holder sticks super well to all metallic surfaces.

Make sure you have magnets for this print don't print without - the bits will fall out !

I designed it around 6x Bar Neodymium Magnet 60 x 10 x 3 mm.

Use a print sheet or your fridge door and make sure your magnets stick together, mark polarity/order, this will ensure they'll stick in place during printing, don't skip this part !

I added a thin (under 1mm) double sided tape to the back of the magnets out of abundance of caution, they are attracted and get stuck to the print sheet, better safe then sorry, didn't want magnets getting stuck to the print head.

The space for the magnets is exactly 3 mm they are usually thinner … so there is some tolerance.

Pause at height to park the head so you can install the magnets - continue printing after…

Pause at height a second time if you don't have an AMS to change colors or you don't like my organization and want it blank.