3D Printed Tool Organizers

A place for every tool

The three organizers tackle three typical messes in a workshop or garage: screwdrivers rolling around the workbench, small parts in one box and drill bits you have to measure with a caliper. We designed them around real tool sizes and print them in PETG — it’s tougher than PLA, not brittle in the cold and holds the weight of metal.

Screwdriver and bit rack

Eight 14 mm holes: the shaft passes through the shelf and the handle, wider than the hole, rests on top. The screwdrivers hang in a row and you can see each one — no hunting for the right tip. In front are twelve 10 mm deep hex slots for 1/4″ (6.35 mm) bits. The rack goes on a wall or board above the workbench with two 4 mm screws: the countersunk holes are already in the back, and three ribs under the shelf carry the load.

Drawer tray and drill bit stand

The 200 × 120 mm tray is split into six compartments of different sizes — for nuts, washers, screws, bits and long tools. A drawer of another size is no problem: the model is parametric, so we print the tray to your inner dimensions.

The stand holds 19 drill bits from 1 to 10 mm in 0.5 mm steps. Thin ones stand on the lower front step, thick ones on the higher back step, so all are in view. The size is engraved in front of each hole, and the hole itself is 0.3 mm wider than the bit: it stands straight and doesn’t jam.

Made for your tools

All three organizers are parametric models. A different number of screwdrivers, bits of another size, a set of drill bits up to 13 mm or a tray for a specific drawer — tell us what you store and we’ll print for it. The PETG colour is up to you: match your tools or colour-code a set.