Bits-bracelet

- WARNING! Model 100 times bigger than intended size due to design tool/computer limitations. Just scale it down to 1% orig. size in your slicer.
- Print in flexible material. I found that 80[forgot unit, looking it up]worked well.
- Don't print too soft as it's very difficult and it'll be hard to push the button through the holes.
- Have a 100% infill, preferably by maxing out the wall count so that a uniform and stable structure forms, as less can, again, since it'd be hollow, make the button too soft.
- Uses about 10-13 grams and costs about 1$/€/£ to make.

- Holds more bits than you'll ever need. If you for some reason own more, you have plenty of space left on your limbs to slap on another one.
- Put on the arm you use your screwdriver with.
- Change bits with the other arm or your teeth if it isn't available or you're a badass.
- Has slots in two directions. One "froward" for when you don't want to freeze your wrists off which lets you pull clothing over it and another