Screwdriver handle by memfis01

memfis01

Tools>Hand Tools

Print Profile(1)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

32 min

1 plate

5.0(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Since I had so many metal screwdriver extensions, I decided to make a handle for some of them to turn into a fixed screwdriver. Fit the extension in with a little bit of hot glue. Use infill, a bigger percentage is recommended for more strength. I printed mine flat on surface, 0,2 layer height 50% infill 2 wall loops. I'll add another print profile, and a modified hex hole size

Comment & Rating (7)

@TinkerThom

what size is the shank on your extension? I printed it out per the supplied model and the hex it is VERY loose the ones I use are 1/4 inch (6.36mm) for my other printer I use 93% X/Y lengthened it to 125% on the Z and had to press it in I used 6 walls 6 top and bottom layers standing on the open end with supports it was impossible to remove and destroyed my first attempt for extension removal I am testing variations on the A1 I will post on results later

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@TinkerThom

posted it as https://makerworld.com/en/models/130973#profileId-142069 as seen below in the remix section sorry about the ugly picture thank you

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@memfis01

The shank is indeed 6.3mm but the hex hole is 7mm. I wanted it to be a little loose so i can fix the extension in the handle with some hot glue. I wanted it to be a more permanent solution. I printed mine flat on surface, 0,2 layer height 50% infill 2 wall loops. I'll add another print profile, and a modified hex hole size

@TinkerThom

Replying to @memfis01 :

I did a remix so you have to use force to press it in no glue required and I made it longer if you want to redo mine feel free I did get a bit extreme with the walls and infill is only 30% thank you for your original idea