At the end of last year, I bought a great grinder. Although it was designed for nail trimming, it has a good spindle, a fast motor, and no shaft vibration. This makes it very suitable for processing plastics. After 3D printing, there are always some details that need to be trimmed, and this machine has become an indispensable tool on my workbench.

Because I use this machine almost every time I print parts, it has a special place. However, putting the drill on the magnetic strip on the wall with my tools is very inconvenient. So I decided to make a flip drill holder.

For those who are creative, there are always many drill bits, and it's impossible and unnecessary to put them all in one place. This drill bit holder is designed for the most commonly used drill bits, making them easy to access. In addition to the magnetic installation option, I've also added a version that can be fixed with screws.

You can see in the video how to assemble this drill stand and how to use it. All the details are clearly shown, and anyone can understand them.

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This "wall-mounted flip drill head" is a convenient and practical solution for storing the drill bits commonly used with your grinder.

Here are the links to the parts:

• Magnet 10x4 mm
• M2.5 flat-head screw
• M2.5 embedded nut
• ESUN ABS filament

The link to use the tool:

• Creality K1 3D printer
• Mini rotating tool
• 2.35 drill bits
• They are both 2.35-diameter drill bits
• Mini wireless sanding machine
• Hot-swappable nut ironing head
• NOGA deburring tools and blades
• Small hobbing cutter
• Reamer set
• Hard alloy machine-used hobbing cutter
• 4-inch quick clamp
• Clamp for small CNC machine tools
• Micro-head of glue
• Super Glue No.502
• Tree Frog 502 50g Strong Super Glue
• Micro CNC drill bits

My new machine:

My collection:

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