Magnetic blowtorch holder

I’m continuing my mission of making my little workspace as user friendly as possible. The goal is to have all the most used tools easily accessible from my usual working position. This time I re-used my WD-40 holder design and made a blowtorch holder.

3d printed and with three magnets to keep the can in place. I made the design originally to hold WD-40 cans.

The final result.
Magnets hold the blowtorch in place.
Soon I’ve used all usable space for hanging up tools…
Nicely within arm’s reach by the welding table.

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