I've been wanting to organize my nozzles in a sleek way, that I could just throw away the container in a drawer or a backpack. So I found this model, it was very well designed, but it was not optimally using it's space and the fit was too loose for me. As an engineer, one thing led to another, and I ended up designing the same stackable nozzle organizer, but with some minor tweaks.

It can, of course be stacked beyond limit, like the original, but I recommend printing just one piece of each type: one cap, one middle part and one bottom part.

I also included in the files this 3-piece set already in the correct printing orientation, and, if you care a bit more about aesthetics, I'd suggest using filament change.*

*Suggestion: Try to print several middle parts with different colors to match different types of nozzles: grey for hardened steel nozzles, yellow or silk gold for brass, red for ruby-tipped nozzles, you make the rules!

P.S.: I know some of you will question the missing threaded hole in the middle, but that's just for ergonomics, I found out during the iteration phase that having an extra nozzle in the middle wasn't very easy to screw in and out.