Belt‐clip
Hanger to hold tools with a belt clip.
- Lufkin Crescent Shockforce - Crazy durable, 17' stickout(!), great visibility. Love this guy.
- Milwaukee FASTBACK Folding Utility Knife - Solid locking blade, holds a sharp edge well, Milwaukee durable and it has a 1/4" hex bit driver
- Milwaukee FASTBACK 6-in-1 Folding Utility Knife - My absolute favorite knife of any kind. Fits nice in your pocket, also has a 1/4" hex driver, but takes standard utility blades.
- 1x 3x0 Flat Left.stl Left-hand sidepiece, 3 inches tall and flat in the front so there's nothing sticking forward. A sidepiece 3 high and 0 forward will have a filename starting with 3x0.
- 1x 3x0 Flat Right.stl Right hand sidepiece, same as above.
- 1x 2x3 Spacer clip-on.stl Center hook for the clip, this one is 2in high and 3in across. A centerpiece 2 high and 3 across will have a filename starting with 2x3.
- 1x 1x3 Locking Spacer.stl Allows the hanger to be locked to the wall control panel via a locking pin.
- 1x 8mm Lock Pin.stl Screws into the locking spacer to press a pin into the 1/4" holes on your Wall Control panel, providing a fully-constrained fit on the wall. Drive into place with a quarter-inch square drive ratchet. This is the core feature of this system, so print a bunch!
- 4x 4x10x8mm Pin.stl Some centerpieces do not have tabs on the model to press into the sidepiece, such as the "Spacer clip-on" centerpieces used in this recipe. This is always a result of avoiding "supports" in the print job. Print out a set of these 4 pins, press-fit on either side of the "Spacer clip-on" part, then press into the left/right sidepieces along with the Locking Spacer.