12mm Bore 8-Slot Screwdriver Rack
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Description
An 8-position wall rack designed around a straight 12mm bore to capture standard screwdriver shafts. The top of each slot flares into a 30mm funnel, guiding tools into place without precise alignment above the workbench.
- Capacity: Holds eight screwdrivers with shaft diameters up to 11.5mm.
- Handle Clearance: 32mm center-to-center spacing. Accommodates standard acetate or rubber grips, but will crowd or reject over-molded handles larger than 30mm.
- Mounting Interface: Three recessed bores cut for standard #8 countersunk screws.
- Critical Dimension: Verify the maximum diameter of the tool handles before printing to ensure they will not interfere across the 32mm spacing.
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