Top-Down Holder for Makita 18V Power-Tools by kerngebiet

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Makita Top-Down Holder

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Description

Holder/Mount to store Makita 18V Tools, like Lights, Multitools, Angle-Drills or Angle-Grinders upside-down on walls. With an additional integrated battery or hand grip storage above.

Compatibility

It fits probably any tool/lamps that can be hold upside-down to a wall. Like:

DGA513 Angle Grinder
DGA514 Angle Grinder
DGA515 Angle Grinder
DGA517 Angle Grinder
DGA519 Angle Grinder
DGA520 Angle Grinder
DGA521 Angle Grinder
DGA504 Angle Grinder
DGA511 Angle Grinder
DJS101 Straight Shear
DJS161 Straight Shear
DTM51 Multitool
DTM52 Multitool
DDA350 Angle Drill
DDA351 Angle Drill
DTL061 Angle Impact Drill
DGD800 Die Grinder
DML801 Light
DML802 Light
DML806 Light
DML808 Light
DML815 Light
DML816 Light
…

Printing

There are no Supports needed. Just print the model on the mounting surface and it should be very easy to print and also have the most strength. I would suggest to use at least PETG.

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Comment & Rating (33)

@user_164919729

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Makita Top-Down Holder

printes very well in white bambu petg basic

@Brammer

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Makita Top-Down Holder

very useful and stirdy design

@nhermuhlen

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Makita Top-Down Holder

really nice print

@AKBuilds

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Makita Top-Down Holder

prints fast and easy

@Glenn_Graham

Hi Kerngebiet Thankyou for the Top-Down Holder. I have printed it and it all went very well. It holds my Makita Multitool DTM50 (incase you want to update you list). The battery sits nicely on the top cradle but without anything to hold it in place it is easily knocked off. Is there a chance of adding walls to the side of the battery cradle to better secure it in place. I would try this myself but only 3 weeks into my 3D printing life, I don't yet have the skills. I printed mine in PLA Basic and it is so far, standing up to the workshop use. Awesome.

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@kerngebiet

Hi. Thank you for your feedback. I understand what you mean. But adding side walls would increase the overall width and I think in general is't not a big problem. But you could add a bit of rubber to the top side, just to prevent slipping.