Wall Mount Screwdriver Storage Rack
Created 1 months ago
Description
Loose screwdrivers rolling around on the workbench or buried in a drawer waste time every time a quick adjustment is needed. This wall-mounted screwdriver rack keeps six tools organized, visible, and instantly accessible right above the workspace.
Designed with graduated hole sizes to accommodate everything from heavy stubby drivers down to precision tools, with front drop-in slots for smaller drivers. The back features integrated keyhole slots for clean, flush mounting onto shop walls or pegboards using standard pan-head screws.
Specifications & Print Settings
- Overall Dimensions: 210 mm wide × 50 mm deep × 35 mm high
- Tool Hole Diameters: 11 mm, 10 mm, 9 mm, 8 mm, 7 mm, and 6 mm
- Mounting Interface: Dual keyhole slots spaced 140 mm apart (fits #8 / M4 pan-head screws)
- Orientation: Prints flat on its base without supports
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