Ender 3 Tool Caddy

This tool caddy was designed to hold all of the tools that came with my Ender 3 v2 as well as a set of micro files I often use to clean up after printing (though I can't promise it will fit your particular micro files) and a pair of printed tweezers I use to take filament ooze of the extruder before it starts. If you have similar tools and want to give it a try, let me know how it goes I included two additional versions of the design, one which has the file holder removed and one that replaces the file holder with a pen holder that should easily fit a range of standard office pens. I made 10mm foot indents to accommodate "9.5mm" adhesive door bumpers to protect my table top and give the caddy a bit of traction. These worked out to be quite a tight fit, which is a good thing, but they did require some force to get them properly seated. You could potentially use the indents for anything that fits or simply leave them empty and let it sit on the flat bottom. As the last picture shows this was a fairly lengthy print but I am extremely happy with the result. There are a couple of changes I made to the design that are not included in the pictured print. Firstly, I added my maker's mark to the bottom which should not interfere with the print but I forgot to add it before starting my own print. Second, upon realizing that my flat cutter slot was a little tight I went back and widened the slot by 0.3mm which should keep it close but make it less sticky. If you decide to make this, please let me know if you have any problems with either of these changes. I printed this at 0.2 layer heights with 30% cubic infill and supports just to keep the feet indents from collapsing. Please let me know if you decide to make this, I'd love to see your results!