Hex bit storage for Gridfinity. Features:

• Optional magnets
• Bits are tilted at an angle to make it easier to see shapes and color rings
• Compact layout
• Many different sizes
• Two choices for outer bin: 4u high non-stacking, or 6u high stacking
• Great fit for Gridfinity rugged boxes – bits won't fall out even without magnets

Note that the Gridfinity bin is generated using a popular OnShape FeatureScript, so you might already have some bins that would fit – measure the STL objects dimensions to check.

Source: [https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3ecba74d29899577468bd848/w/653eec655c68947cc5cd63f3/e/6cc1dfd78df49c89318ec84c](https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3ecba74d29899577468bd848/w/653eec655c68947cc5cd63f3/e/6cc1dfd78df49c89318ec84c) 

Components

• Magnets: cylindrical D3x2. The number of magnets is mentioned in object name: select object in the slicer and see the “objects” panel.

Printing

• Make sure to clean the bed
• Use dry filament
• It's best to use PETG for the bin, although PLA+ will work as well.

Assembly

• If you use magnets, print the “Tools” plate
• Use Tools A & B to put magnets in place. Alternatively, push a string of magnets by hand, and put the string at an angle before pulling it out, so that the lower magnet stays in place
• Finally, use Tool C to push the magnets fully in
• Ideally, metal bits should not touch the magnets – the magnet hole is a bit deeper than magnet height, and you should be able to push it deeper