Gridfinity Bins for Tekton 20 Piece Chisel/Punches

I made this using a generic Gridfinity Cutout Box generator and then used the Slicer (Orca-Flashforge) to add the negative parts to make the cutouts. You can stack two of the three bins (the Solid and Centering Punches is not long enough to be stacked but can sit on top of the chisels). I thought making this last bin bigger was a waste of filament (and space). You can push down most of them around the tip area and the back will lift to ease picking them up (one or two are tight). My color 3D printer is down so I used my Flashforge 5M (single color) and used a black sharpie for the text. Unfortunately I didn't realized that I had a 0.6 nozzle in the printer from a prior PETG-CF print so some of the text disappeared or looks “funny”. I adjusted the final file for a 0.4 nozzle at standard 0.2 layer height. I used a grid size of 21 mm as it gives me more flexibility in using my drawer space. Bins are all 5 units high and the other dimensions are:

1. Chisels: 10 x 5 (or 5 by 2.5)
2. Pin Punches: 10 x 6 (or 5 by 3)
3. Solid and Centering Punches: 8 x 4 (or 4 by 2)