This design is a remix of ADHDid's socket holders. I want to start by saying I’m no expert, but I made a small tweak to their original design to better fit my needs. 

The main change I made was embedding text directly onto the holder, so there's no need to glue anything on. The text is embedded and prints cleanly with a single color—no AMS required.

If you head over to ADHDid’s original model, there’s a great test print available to check if your sockets will fit. I’m using a Craftsman socket set, and it fits perfectly.

This is a space-efficient holder for ¼" Metric deep and shallow sockets. It fits within a single Gridfinity row (1x4). I personally print at slower speeds, but I’ve included the original settings below because they work just as well.

Supports aren't necessary for this design. I had them enabled to close off the holes on the bottom of the holder—those supports are easy to remove, but I actually just left them in since they don’t interfere with my setup.

Print Settings:

• Layer Height: 0.2mm
• Wall Line Count: 6
• Top Layers: 5
• Bottom Layers: 3
• Infill: 25% Gyroid
• Initial Layer: 30 mm/s
• Inital Layer Infill: 70 mm/s
• Inner Wall: 150 mm/s
• Sparse Infill: 200 mm/s
• Internal Solid Infill: 200 mm/s
• Top Surface: 70 mm/s

Here are the original print settings from ADHDid's design if you would rather use those.

ADHDid's Print Settings:

• Layer Height: 0.2mm
• Wall Line Count: 3
• Top Layers: 4
• Bottom Layers: 3
• Infill: 15% Gyroid
• Initial Layer: 50 mm/s
• Inital Layer Infill: 105 mm/s
• Inner Wall: 300 mm/s
• Sparse Infill: 270 mm/s
• Internal Solid Infill: 250 mm/s
• Top Surface: 200 mm/s