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Once I had my form settled, I had to decide what exactly my kit was going to accommodate. Earlier versions played with the possibility of having needle-nose pliers, but the also lacked the storage compartment for loose screws. Other iterations experimented with the idea of a modular system, where extra bits and tools could be attached to the basic kit. Unfortunately the logistics of attaching several kits to each other never found an elegant, feasible solution.
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The final model consists of five parts: The outer shell, the insert that holds the tools, the compartment for loose screws, the lid for that compartment, and finally the lid for the whole kit. The body and lid are made of various colored plastics and the insert is made of foam. The friction of the foam walls serves to hold the larger pieces in place, while magnets are used to keep the smaller bits from coming loose. The screw storage compartment is denoted by a small screw icon on the lid and is also made of plastic.
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