Summary

My first 3d models.

New to 3d printing and modeling both. I have tried a couple of waste bins and tool holders designed to fit the Kobra Plus that actually do not fit (clearance issues) so I decided to take a stab at making one. This was designed in OpenSCAD and I am a total noob with 3d design, but after a couple of iterations and tweaks it actually works well.

This is a combination tool rack and waste bin to wipe all those little nubs of filament into, that mounts on the left frame rail. The waste bin can be removed without removing the tool rack so it can be easily emptied. The tool holes are not randomly placed/sized holes like some of the tool racks I have tried. Each has a purpose and a specific size, though of course you can put anything into it you want that will fit.

Starting at the front of the rack:

Slot for one round ratchet (I use for changing nozzles)
Two spots for deep well sockets, will fit up to 7mm
Five spots for various sized allen keys
Two spots that will hold small snips nose down
Five spots for nozzles. Picture shows 6, new version has more clearance for socket. They will actually thread into the holes so your high end nozzles have a place to sit but wont fall out if you bump something
Nine slots that will fit tubes with nozzle needles or standard nozzle wrenches or tweezers
Four slots at the back for other misc tools

The waste bin has tabs that fit in the main body to hold it in place and only fits one way.

Print both pieces with the top side facing down. I was able to print without using supports though the bottom of the waste bin is a bit rough. Its a trash bin, so no big deal for me but you can certainly use supports if you want.