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SOG PowerPint Bits holder

Dvogonen avatarDvogonen

May 5, 2023

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The SOG Powerpint is a very compact multitool. The best feature is that it has a good bits holder built in. It however has no bit storage.

I wanted to create something that could hold a few bits and attach to the multitool. I did not want a belt holster, since the whole point of the Powerpint is that it easily slips into your pocket. I also wanted to be able to keep using the pocket clip of the multitool.

The result is three different sheaths in which the multitool fits snuggly, One for two, one for four and one for six bits. The sheaths are kept in place on the multitool by 10x5x2 mm magnets. The magnets also fixates four standard size bits.

I designed the sheaths in FreeCad. The design files are attached. Feel free to use and modify them any way you want.

If you print the STL file, it should be printed standing and with a very high infill. I used 100%, since I wanted the walls to be solid.

I used epoxy to fix the magnets in place. I guess super glue would also have worked.

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