This is a special standalone version of a new modular stacking socket finger driver design combining a 10mm socket, 10mm hex driver, and a ¼" (6.35mm) hex bit socket.  It has diamond knurling and finger insets to aid grip while used as a finger-driver. These are designed to be stacked and include integrated print-in-place internal spring clips to aid retention.   

This is the first model I've published to Makerworld, and fills a niche I wanted to see: combining a hex driver with a 10mm socket. This 10mm version is provided as a standalone model since it was my developmental model and I think will have special interest as a 10mm finger-wrench, but I'm developing a more flexible 5-socket set stacked like a pencil with 8, 10, 12, 13, and 14mm hex drivers and sockets, each with a bit driver. As this was designed in OpenSCAD and is easily modified, I'm also developing a parametric model.

This model is designed to be printed vertically (sitting on the socket end) and without supports. Printing in other orientations is not recommended.