Milwaukee battery holder / Carrier - Lightweight by Tag3mand

Tag3mand

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Print Profile(4)

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X1 Carbon

P1S

P1P

X1E

H2D

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Designer

18.3 h

2 plates

4.7(9)

0,4mm nozzle, 0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Designer

19.3 h

2 plates

1.0(1)

0.6mm nozzle, 0.42mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Designer

21.7 h

2 plates

Faster Print Speeds 0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

15.9 h

2 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

107

184

372

109

Released

Description

This is the hollowed out- and leight weight version.

I made this to reduce print time and filament usage.

milwaukee

milwaukee accessories

milwaukee 12v

milwaukee battery

milwaukee battery holder

milwaukee m18

milwaukee m18 battery holder

milwaukee m12

milwaukee m12 battery holder

milwaukee sixpack

battery carrier

milwaukee battery carrier

Comment & Rating (36)

@user_3618109766

Boosted

Print Profile

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Stupid strong but time consuming. I would recommend increasing infill speed to 450m\s 👍

@Tag3mand

I tried 10% and the handle broke under the weight of all the batteries. I always design for worst case use. But be my guest to use a variable layer height in the slicer if you like. 😊

@user_3618109766

Boosted

Replying to @Tag3mand :

I have made a mistake... I would keep the 15% but instead of gyroid I would put grid. Also thanks a lot for designing this, it really did help me alot

@Parlayn9

Boosted

Print Profile

0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

incredible file love it

@Tag3mand

Looks killer in black! 💪

@user_1042132374

Issue with the strength of the handle breaking off at the base. Was a shame because it was really useful.

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

Sad to hear that. Are you sure the filament was dry enough? And have you maybe tried another brand? I have printed more than 10 of these now, and none have broken..

@user_1042132374

Pre dried pteg filament prior to printing even boosted infill to 30%. looked great but unfortunately didn’t last. Thanks anyway.

@user_1042132374

Replying to @Tag3mand :

Did dry the PTEG prior to print dryer said filament was 14%RH. But I am a newbie, is there a curing time that the print has to sit for before trying to use.

@95m3ltw

Love the idea, but. There seems to be a issue on the bottom of the model. It is not flat. Also found the M18 batteries fit perfectly, but on my print the m12's do not fit. will need to file the opening where the m12 battery has the 2 rounded areas.

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

Ok.. sounds strange.. This model has had about a hundred downloads and this is the first time I've heard about this. Have you tried maybe printing it 1% percent bigger?

(Edited)

@user_2053123355

wow that’s awesome! how much do you sell it for! I’m interested

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

I don't sell it. It's free for you to download. 😊

@user_2053123355

Replying to @Tag3mand :

😲

@twiztedaries

cant seem to find the packout locking version you mentioned thanks

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

I haven't gotten around making it yet. But I know there is a lot of other good packout remixes out there. Not maybe like mine but other battery holders for packout. 😊

@TheWuf

Boosted

Just an ingenious little model. Prints perfectly and the tolerances are oh so perfect. Well done!

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

Thank you so much for the kind words.. 💪

@user_2387156802

What are the separate Milwaukee logos for? Do they fit into the cut-outs on top?

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

Yep..

@user_3118065084

Print Profile

0,4mm nozzle, 0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

Bed Adhesion Issue

@Tag3mand

Why is that model-related??

@95m3ltw

I had the same issue, after trying 4 prints. Then I discovered the model is not flat on the bottom????? and requires support, very odd. And if one were to lower the model to create a flat bottom, then the batteries hit the surface instead of the holder. No idea if it is a slicer issue but just tried this profile and it still has those issues

@EricMask

what type filament did you use?

The designer has replied

@Tag3mand

A local brand called mailbox red. 😊

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