The model of this electric drill was originally designed for a 3D printer that supports multi-filament printing, especially the one launched by Geeetech.Mizar M printerThe printer is equipped with two nozzles, which can be flexibly switched and used for printing on different materials. It can not only achieve distinct color differentiation, but also create gradient effects by mixing filament colors, allowing the works to present rich visual layers and delicate transition textures.

However, considering that most 3D printers on the market still mainly print with single filament materials, I not only designed the whole machine to be integrated into one piece, but also specifically reserved a modular component structure to facilitate users' subsequent assembly through methods such as gluing. For example, the main handle part can be segmented in slicing software, which not only allows the ring-shaped components to be printed separately in different colors, but also makes it easy to assemble them into a seamless whole in the later stage. In addition, I also launched a version with a reinforced base, which can be removed

It's worth mentioning that the design inspiration of this electric drill comes from a ready-made drill handle. You can find it here.PurchaseAlthough the commercially available version is made of metal and is finely crafted through anodizing process, with a refined appearance and outstanding texture, I still have great respect for it and decided to reinterpret this classic design in my own way.
 

Below are the download links for each component:

• Micro CNC drill
• M3 locking screw
• M3 locking nut
• F3-8M axial thrust ball bearings
• M3 knurled nut
• M3 brass threaded rod
• M3 threaded rod
• 3×3mm round magnet
• Tree Frog 502 50g Strong Fast-drying Adhesive
• Glue No. 242
• AB epoxy resin adhesive

Links to commonly used tools:

• Mizar M 3D printer
• NOGA deburring tools and blades
• Mini wireless polisher
• An angle grinder
• Mini metal lathe
• Cutting tool SDACR0808H07