About this 3D model

Note: For smoother bearing movement, lightly process the sliding edges with a flat needle file. It is also recommended to smooth the inner sliding area where the bearings move. The handle of each screwdriver has a “waist,” meaning a narrowed section near the bottom. This design is based specifically on using that waist as the fixing area. The construction of these holders allows you to insert different screwdrivers with different handle diameters. It is not limited only to screwdrivers — it can also hold files, heavy-duty pry tools, and basically anything with a similar handle shape. The convenience is that you do not need to aim for a small hole every time. You can simply insert either a small or a large screwdriver into any holder. This is how it works: Three small bearings are pressed toward the center. When you insert a screwdriver, the bearings spread apart while continuing to apply pressure. When they reach the waist area of the handle, they move inward again, and the tool becomes fixed in place. Personally, I had been looking for a long time for a solution that would let me easily insert and remove screwdrivers from a stand, while still looking neat and clean. The disks can be inserted and removed, or you can attach them with double-sided tape. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9OYjgI_2BKM