I wanted a 1/4" hex drive bit index that holds one each of every bit type.  If I wear one out or lose it, then I'll dig up another out of the pile or random, duplicates that we all inevitably have.  This rack allows me to go get the one I want quickly.  Generally, I prefer the short bits, but I'd print another rack if I wanted to have an indexed set of long bits.

• The holes are deep enough and right-sized so that long bits are not too wobbly.
• The back row is unlabeled for whatever random other bits you may want.     
• There are a myriad of straight-blade / slotted sizes, and generally I despise these screw heads, so I didn't label a bunch of pockets for the these (the few I use are in the back row).
• I have a full set of metric and SAE hex drive tools, so I don't tend to use these hex bits.  Apparently I don't tend to collect these bits either.
• Do a color change for the text layers.  I printed this one with a 0.4mm nozzle. 
• Fusion 360 model included.

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