Jigsaw Blade storage Case

This compact storage case is designed to neatly and securely organize T-shank jigsaw blades. The design is inspired by Milwaukee’s impact bit cases, resulting in a clean, robust look that integrates perfectly with popular power tool systems.

The case has the exact same footprint as a Milwaukee M18 fast charger, allowing it to fit perfectly inside a Milwaukee HD Box, right next to your jigsaw. This makes it ideal for keeping your blades organized, protected, and easy to access on the jobsite or in the workshop.

Features

• Compatible with T-shank jigsaw blades
• 9 slots, each holding 2 blades
• Integrated finger cut-out for easy blade removal
• Blades stay securely in place

• Compact and durable design, suitable for transport

   

Preconfigured Brand Print Profiles

This model now includes 6 ready-to-use print profiles, each with a preconfigured brand logo and matching color theme:

• Milwaukee
• Festool
• DeWalt
• Makita
• Bosch
• Hilti
• Ridgid
• Ryobi
• Flex

Simply select your preferred profile and start printing, no manual adjustments required.

Is your brand not listed yet?
Feel free to request additional brands or color themes in the comments, and I’ll be happy to add them if possible!

Customization

All logos are optional. If you prefer a clean or custom-branded version, simply open the 3MF file and remove the logo painting, or apply your own branding and colors.

Printing & Assembly Notes

• Successfully printed in PLA
• For increased durability, especially for hot environments, sunlight exposure, or workshop use, a stronger filament such as PETG, ASA, or ABS is recommended
• Print the case body parts flat on the build plate using standard supports
• Print the locking clip upright with tree supports
  (This orientation and support setup is already correctly configured in the provided example profile)
• The hinge pin is made from standard 1.75 mm filament
  Cut a piece of filament to a length of 119 mm and use it as the hinge axle

Important Note About the Locking Clip

The locking clip may feel very stiff or tight during the first uses, and it can feel like it might break.
This is intentional by design. Over time, the clip will become slightly smoother, while still maintaining a firm and reliable closure even after extended use.