Makita 18v Battery Caddy / Holder - 4-pack

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Makita 18v Battery Caddy / Holder - 4-pack

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PETG- strong, 0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% gyroid
PETG- strong, 0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% gyroid
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Makita 18v Battery Caddy - 4-Pack

NOTE: If you are looking for the 6-Pack version of this caddy, please see: https://makerworld.com/en/models/836475#profileId-781837

Description

This is a battery holder / caddy for Makita 18v lithium batteries. I previously designed and published the 4-pack and 6-pack battery holders for DeWALT 20V Max and Milwaukee M18 batteries, and a lot of folks asked about one for Makita 18v batteries. So I got out the calipers and made them for Makita as well, rounding out the offerings.

 

The holder is “latching” meaning the battery latch engages and the batteries won't slide out. It is great for toting your batteries for work, caddying them to a remote location, or for general organization and protection. You can put them in a toolbox or tool bag and the batteries will not roll around or slide out and they will be protected from potentially shorting out due to small metal parts making contact with the terminals.

 

The bottom of the caddy extends below the battery so that the battery doesn't touch the ground or whatever surface you set them on.

 

I find the caddy very handy when taking my tools and batteries to the mountains to work on the cabin, construction site, etc. Also good for just holding batteries in the garage for organization, always ready to go when you need to grab multiple batteries for a job.

 

NOTE: If you are looking for a pretty close Makita-color PETG filament, try Paramount 3D “Mid Century Teal”. That's what I used to print the model in the photos.

Printing Notes

Please use the included “Designer” profile - it is all set up to print in strong PETG filament. It prints rather slowly because batteries are heavy, and I wanted to make sure to achieve the best layer adhesion I could get in a reasonable amount of time. Also, I use a lot of walls for strength, so it will hold up. Finally, do not omit the supports. The supports are super easy to remove using the profile as delivered. I used PETG for printing, and they come off very easy and the supported surfaces look very good - see photos.

 

Summary

I hope you find the Makita Battery Caddy useful. If you have any issues or suggestions, please let me know. Enjoy!

 

And if you like these, you might also like my DeWALT and Milwaukee Battery Caddies - both 4-pack and 6-pack versions:

 

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PETG- strong, 0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% gyroid
I used Polymaker Polylite PETG Teal and printed slowly and hot using the Designer's profile. I tried fuzzy skin for the first time, using modifier cubes to mask off the battery slots and keep them smooth. The fuzzy skin masked any support scars under the handle. To quote @user_572254815, my father-in-law "was absolutely delighted with his new handbag".
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That looks great!
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Hehe, nice print. My black filament ran out and I happend to have makitablue on the reservspot 😅 Ended up perfect!
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Nice! Sometimes things just work out. :-)
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sehr praktisch
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I am consistently impressed by the variety available here, perfectly suitable for all 14V and 18V devices
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PETG- strong, 0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% gyroid
super ☑️
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Printed great, gave it to my dad for his Bday. Held his batteries securely but easy to remove. It has the feel and appearance of something Makita would actually sell in the store. ... I just wish I had thought ahead and had the correct color on hand before printing.
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Most of it is nice but why does the handle look like that?? 🙈🙈 I'm new at 3d print.
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parfait merci
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fantastic print…yes it take a long time…and the quality print makes it totally worth it
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Awesome print
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