Milwaukee M12 Wall Control Pegboard Tool & Battery Mounts

prusaprinters

<p>Straight and angled tool holders + a quad battery holder for mounting Milwaukee M12 system power tools on Wall Control pegboard. I've made both a heavy-duty version with a 3rd leg for extra stability and a standard version with just two holes for mounting. The standard version is much more printable and requires a lot less support material. Honestly when mounted with well nuts they are both very strong.</p><p>There is a small recess for the well nuts such that the holder will be perfectly flush against the panels. This should in theory work for any standard 0.25" hole 1" pattern pegboard as well.</p><p><strong>Hardware</strong></p><p>Designed for use with these well nuts: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08LCRBS4S<br/>I have confirmed that the there is more stock of these coming.  This is the only solution I've found for strong and secure mounting to wall control.</p><p>Use #6-32*1-1/8"L bolts for mounting tool holders.  Use #6-32*1-½"L bolts for mounting battery holder.  You can potentially use longer bolts if you have your pegboard installed further away from the wall behind it.<br/><a href="https://www.ebay.com/itm/154145272749">https://www.ebay.com/itm/154145272749</a></p><p>I extracted the profile for the battery opening on the battery holder from the model created by IconicJ. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution license and can be found at the following link: <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2493518/files">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2493518/files</a><br/>The overall shape of the holder and mounting method is entirely different.<br/>Tool holders are completely original content.</p><p><strong>Print Settings</strong></p><p>I printed mine in PETG with 6 perimeters and 30% rectlinear infill.  I did angled holders with a variable layer height to decrease the staircase effect at the top.  Standard-duty holders can potentially be printed without supports, but I used supports for both anyway.</p>