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Made to fit. Send a photo.

Odd tool, odd drawer, or a box nobody makes inserts for? Lay your tools on an A4 sheet, send one photo, and we design an exact-fit tray — a pocket and finger-scoop for every tool — in tough PETG, made to order in Sydney.

How it works

01 / PROCESS
Send us exactly this Mechanic hand tools laid flat and spaced out on a white A4 sheet on a workbench, photographed from directly above
Tools flat on an A4 sheet · shot from straight above
  1. 1

    You photograph it

    Lay your tools flat on an A4 or US Letter sheet — spaced out, not overlapping — and shoot from directly above. Tell us the box or drawer they live in.

  2. 2

    We trace & design

    The paper is our ruler: we scale the photo off the known sheet size, then model an exact-fit tray with a pocket and finger-scoop for every tool.

  3. 3

    We quote & you approve

    You get an exact price and a preview before anything prints. No obligation — approve it and we go, or tweak it first.

  4. 4

    We print & post it

    Made to order in tough PETG, in your colour, posted fast from Sydney. Add a tool later? We remake it.

Why the A4 sheet matters. A photo has no scale on its own — a socket could be any size. Because an A4 sheet is exactly 210 × 297 mm (US Letter is 216 × 279 mm), we use its edges as a ruler and measure every tool from your photo to the millimetre. No sheet, no scale — so please shoot the tools on the paper. An STL scan works too, and skips this step entirely.

Get your custom insert

02 / START

Upload one clear photo of your tools on an A4 sheet — or an STL scan. We design the exact-fit insert and email you a price. You approve, we print, we post.

Shoot it right

03 / THE PHOTO

A good photo gets you a better-fitting tray, faster. Thirty seconds of care here saves a back-and-forth.

Do this

  • +Lay tools flat on an A4 or Letter sheet, spaced apart so none overlap.
  • +Shoot from directly above, phone parallel to the bench — not at an angle.
  • +Even light, no harsh shadows. Keep the whole sheet in frame, edges visible.
  • +Group tools the way you'd want them in the tray, if you have a preference.

Avoid this

  • Tools overlapping or stacked — we can't measure what we can't see.
  • Shooting at an angle, which distorts sizes and throws off the fit.
  • No paper, or the sheet cropped — we lose the ruler and can't scale it.
  • Blurry, dark, or busy backgrounds that hide the tool outlines.

What we can make

04 / SCOPE

If we can see it and measure it, we can usually print a tray for it.

Socket & ratchet trays Screwdriver & plier holders Power-tool inserts Bit & fastener bins Drawer dividers Gridfinity-compatible bins Odd / discontinued tools

What it costs

05 / PRICING

Every tray is quoted before it prints — no surprises. Price depends on size, how many tools, and design time. Most custom trays land in these bands:

Small
$39+
A single tool or a small holder — one power-tool cradle, a bit set, a knife or multitool pocket. Palm-to-A5 footprint.
Most common
Standard tray
$59–79
A set laid out in one tray — a socket run, a driver set, a mixed handful of tools. Up to a half-drawer footprint.
Full drawer
$89+
A big shadow tray or full-drawer insert with many tools, or a multi-part set. Priced on the exact layout.

Compare: overseas shadow trays run $60–70 plus $20–48 international postage and a 3-week wait. Ours are made to your exact tools, posted fast from Sydney — and if it doesn't fit, we remake it free.

The idea

Foam wears out and generic bins never quite fit. A tray printed to the exact shape of your tools holds everything where you can grab it fast — and because it's made to order, we can make one for a tool nobody else bothers with. Your custom tray can even become a product we offer the next person with the same kit.

Founder-run in Sydney · Einstar scanning + SOLIDWORKS · Made to order in tough PETG