EDC Workbench

Seeing the popularity of an EDC Altoids tin, I created 2. One of these has a smattering of items while the other is a small ratchet with bits. I hated how both these tins would float around my bag. In response, I created what I am calling the EDC workbench. This allows you to keep 2 tins together and have an area to keep removed bits and pieces in one place.

There are 2 versions of the workbench. One that is numbered and segregated into 4 sections and one that provides the most area for parts. All versions are designed with a ramp on each section to allow easy removal of small parts. The numbered version also has large “+” marks on the bottom to allow for easy centering of stick on, anti-slip rubber feet, should you want to add those.

Tins are held in by a nub in each section in addition to their tight fit. This nub allows a nice “snap” when the tin is pushed all the way into the workbench. This tight fit and nub will remove the paint from areas on the tin. I have modeled t