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Multitool belt holster

Keeps a folded multitool on your belt instead of rattling around in a pocket. It's an open-top pouch with a curved clip that hooks over the belt, and a long slot in the side so you can see and reach the tool. Change the tool length and thickness to match yours.

1 part · 33 g · 53 × 36 × 89 mm

Dark open-top pouch with a long side slot and a curved clip on the back, shown on a belt
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No adjustable sizes

Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.

Change it in the Studio

Parts

  • holster · PLA · Lying on its side (side window down), clip flat on the bed

    No supports needed. The short 15 mm bridges at the window ends print fine on an A1.

Print settings

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
3
Infill
15%
Supports
None
Notes
Print it on its side as set up so the clip bends along the layers. Turn on bridge detection (it's on by default in Bambu Studio).

Assembly

  1. Slide the tool in from the top. It clicks past the two bumps near the mouth.
  2. Push the holster down over your belt with the belt going into the gap behind the clip.

Good to know

  • The only place the tool touches the holster is the two 0.6 mm retention bumps. That's on purpose: the front wall flexes slightly so the tool clicks past them, which is what keeps it in. That's why the slide-in check shows contact there.
  • I read 1.53" as the widest point and 1.41" as the narrow end, so the pocket is the full 1.53" all the way down. If your tool feels loose side to side, that's why. The Tool width slider will tighten it.
  • How snugly it holds depends on your printer. If the tool is too hard to draw, lower Retention bump height on the Adjust tab. If it slips out, raise it a little.
  • PLA softens around 55 °C, so don't leave it on a dashboard in summer. Print it in PETG if it'll be in a hot car.
I printed this Remix

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