25+ 3D Printed Tools You Can Print Today (For Free!)

3D printed tools bring a new provide a cheaper and more convenient way to keep a workshop stocked with the right parts for any job.

With 3D printed tools, you have the luxury of customization. You can just print your desired tool whenever you need it for a particular job or project. This means no more settling for one-size-fits-all solutions that aren’t really a fit for anyone.

In this guide, I’ll share some of the most useful 3D printable tools I’ve been using, from wrenches and screwdriver accessories to wood clamps and tool organizers.

Each section includes direct links to free STL downloads you need to start 3D printing your own tools today.

So dive in, and discover how 3D printed tools can revolutionize your DIY experience.

3D Printed Wrenches

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: yucelll
• Price: Free

3D printed toolkits don’t come much simpler and handier than this set of wrenches of various sizes to suit most jobs. While wrenches are included in many store-bought tool kits, adjustable ones can be a pain for inexperienced builders to deal with.

Even many veteran engineers like to use specifically sized non-adjustable wrenches to ensure they don’t clamp too tight, which can apply too much pressure for delicate builds. These 3D printed wrenches serve an important role in smaller jobs and can be stored alongside each other for quick access.

There’s also this design for a 3D printed double ended 10mm wrench, created by the designer after getting sick of the too-familiar issue of constantly losing tools right when we need them.

For storage, there’s also this design for a 3D printed pegboard-mounted wrench holder so you never lose your tools again.

3D Printed Screwdriver Accessories

Ratchet Screwdriver

• Download: Pinshape
• Designer: JOHLINK
• Price: Free

Screwdrivers are an essential part of any toolkit, but they can often be unwieldy and uncomfortable to use. This designer decided to make it easier with this ratchet screwdriver, a 3D printed tool that requires no post processing or assembly.

The ratchet screwdriver has a large grip handle for comfort and ease of use that makes it a unique 3D printed tool that will prove useful to anyone who finds screwing and unscrewing to be a chore.

As the name suggests, this tool also acts as a ratchet simply by swapping the bit placement.

Pocket-size Bit Handles

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Refic
• Price: Free

Mini screwdrivers are common as keychains for handy people on the go. And these 3D printed tool handles are designed for screwdriver bits of 2 and 4mm.

Since the original upload, the designer has updated them to include inserts for magnets to hold the bits in place. They have also included instructions on how to tweak the infills and sizes to make sure the screwdriver bits fit just right in these pocket-size screwdriver handles.

Screwdriver Bits

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: guppyk
• Price: Free

While PLA filaments don’t lend themselves well to tougher jobs, these 3D printed screwdriver bits designed for a standard ¼’’ handle can come in handy for tasks that don’t need too much tension.

Smaller, less torque-heavy jobs sometimes require a lighter touch, and these 3D printed tool parts are a good way to ensure that standard metal screwdrivers don’t damage or crack plastic screws in more delicate building projects.

Nuts and Bolts

• Download: Cults3D
• Designer: AJORY
• Price: Free

3D printing nuts and bolts as needed saves money as well as reducing waste. While getting the measurements just right may take some trial and error, being able to print your own odds and ends can end up being a lifesaver.

There are many free 3D printer files available for making 3D printing tools to different sizes and specifications. Like these standard nuts, bolts, and washers, or these mechanical parts designed for use in electrical engineering.

Here you can find an all-in-one link for standard pieces that can be printed in both PLAs and metal filaments depending on your building needs and available hardware.

Read more: 3D printed gears files you can download and print

3D Printed Vice

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: misubisu
• Price: Free

Due to the pressure they need to work properly, 3D printed vices need to be as strong and sturdy as their store-bought counterparts.

Below are some of the more tried and tested 3D printed vices of various sizes and materials for use in your workspace.

For a more varied range of 3D printer vices, you can find more options such as this miniature vice, this drill press vice, and this Electronics vice.

3D Printed Tools for Woodworking

3D Printed Taper Pin

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: TheHeadlessSourceFan
• Price: Free

This design for a taper pin is designed as a 3D printed woodworking tool to help carpenters ensure that builds such as furniture and shelving fits correctly to ensure safety of use.

The design is customizable, though it requires extra parts to work, example links to which can be found alongside the files found here.

Wood Clamps

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: BraedenYoung
• Price: Free

These 3D printed wood clamps are designed to hold planks still while measuring and cutting to increase both accuracy and safety.

This design has been updated by the creator to ensure the product is a light and accurate. While it is still a work in progress, the clamps are an easy print that could prove to be an inexpensive and important 3D printed woodworking tool.

Peg Tool

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Pezantros
• Price: Free

To any woodworker, few things are more frustrating than mismatched drill holes. To combat this frustration, this designer created a 3D printed woodworking peg tool to ensure accurate drill hole alignments 6, 8, or 10mm in diameter.

Included in the files found here is a ruler that shows the exact measurements of the tool, which is both adjustable and customizable to suit your woodworking needs from tables to sofas.

3D Printed Toolboxes

3D printed toolkits and boxes are lighter than the average store-bought variants, making them easier to transport as well as add some much-needed storage space that can go practically anywhere.

Complete Wrench Toolbox

• Download: Cults3D
• Designer: ELBONAERENSE
• Price: $2.50

This very useful design for a 3D printed toolkit comes as 18 files including a lightweight, slim box and 16 differently sized wrenches. This is the only tool set on this list that comes with a cost, but it’s still a cheap and worthwhile project.

This complete toolbox can be kept as its own wrench storage and is light enough to attach to a tool belt for easy accessibility while working on a project.

Traditional Toolbox

• Download: Printables
• Designer: Lopatka
• Price: Free

Most modern toolboxes come in the form of briefcases that clamp shut for easy transportation, but this 3D printed toolbox mimics the rustic design that resembles more of a handled shelf than a carry-case.

The beauty of this design lies in its simplicity, as it contains only two files for the storage containers and handles. It can even be altered to have a personal image or business logo etched onto the side.

While this traditional design isn’t ideal for long-haul travel, it’s a good fit for at-home projects that require using tools across multiple spaces at once.

3D Printed Tool Organizers

To help keep workspaces clutter free, there is also a plethora of 3D printed tool organizers available for all kinds of tools and pieces.

Screwdriver and Bit Organizers

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: ByteSlinger
• Price: Free

Screwdriver bits come in so many shapes and sizes, and you always need just the right one for the job. Many workstations end up as messes of bits, handles, screws, and bolts that become disorganized and more ramshackle over time.

These 3D printed tool holders include a miniature version for a small workspace, or a full-sized version for decluttering messy workspaces.

As well as storing bits, the larger tool tidy also includes slots for Swiss army knives, pliers, rolls of tape, and screwdriver handles.

Socket Organizer

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Tstevens06
• Price: Free

No matter how careful we are, loose sockets always seem to end up rattling around our toolboxes or scattered around our workbenches. Because they come in such a large variety of sizes, each one fit to its own use, a lot of time can be wasted searching for the exact socket you need.

This 3D printed tool organizer is equipped to store each socket by size, making them much easier to find and saving a lot of time and frustration.

Compact Tool Organizer

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: Jipcutter
• Price: Free

This compact 3D printed tool organizer is similar to a pencil holder, and has slots for screwdrivers, bits, chisels, different sized pliers, wrenches, and even contains smaller drawers for nuts and bolts.

The design is a simple print, and can be a lifesaver for those of us with smaller workbenches than we’d like.

Dewalt Drawer Inserts

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: eric-anastas
• Price: Free

You can never be too organized with your tools, and these easy drawer inserts are designed to fit into standard Dewalt tool drawers.

Adding extra labels and inserts for various tools, sockets, and extra pieces, this 3D printed tool drawer insert is a must for anyone who spends too much time rifling through their workspaces looking for that one specific tool.

Small Items Organizer

• Download: Thingiverse
• Designer: cruzher
• Price: Free

This 3D printed small tool organizer is a set of miniature drawers designed to store nuts, bolts, washers, and other small pieces that otherwise may not have a convenient place.

With the use of a label maker, this organizer can make losing small parts a thing of the past.

The Ultimate Tool Organizer

• Download: Printables
• Designer: JeepingJohnny
• Price: Free

This designer was tired of having so many different places for the multitude of tools in their workstation, and so made several designs for the ultimate 3D printed tool organizer.

In the files found here, you’ll see a detailed description of this organizer, complete with a shelf for miscellaneous tools and parts. On this one design, you can fit screwdrivers, wrenches, tweezers, pliers, deburr tools, metal brushes, and many, many more.

Most of these tools have their own designated place on this 3D printed tool organizer, making them easy to find in this attractive and very convenient storage space that would be at home in any workspace.

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