Honestly you're not the only one, and I'll die on this hill with you. I went to a tiny local exhibit last spring and there was this worn bronze water screw in a case, no fancy lights, no video screen, just a card saying it moved water for crops for maybe a hundred years. Nobody was standing near it. Everybody crowded the little model of some astronomical gadget two tables over. Boring stuff is what actually kept people fed and alive, and a hand filed gear tooth tells you way more about real skill and daily sweat than a shiny toy for rich guys ever could. Those plain tools sat in drawers because they were common, not because they were nothing. Common things are the whole story.

Did you just stick it right to the underside of the lid with the magnet? I always figured those trays were a gimmick and would just collect junk I didn't need. But losing the same 10mm four times finally broke me, so I might have been wrong about that.