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Heavy Duty Universal Tool Mount (1.5" Max Handle)

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Main Profile (Vertical Holes)
Main Profile (Vertical Holes)
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1.6 h
1 plate
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Horizontal Mounting Holes
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1.6 h
1 plate
5.0(1)

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Description

I designed this heavy-duty wall mount to hang my DeWalt pole saw, but it's a universal hanger that works great for any long-handled tool like shovels, rakes, or brooms. It will fit any pole or handle with a diameter of 1.5 inches or less. 

 

It mounts using two #8 flat head screws.

 

I found that many designs had sharp angles where stress could build and lead to an eventual failure. I wanted to focus on really reinforcing strength - the arms are gusseted and have radii where stress is most likely to build.

 

It’s a very sturdy and practical design:

  • 2x4 Fit: The base is designed to match the width of a standard 2x4, making it simple to line up and mount securely.
  • Stud-Mount Compatible: Vertical mounting holes allow for mounting straight to a stud if needed.
  • Secure Catch: There's a small retaining catch angled at the end of the hook to prevent tools from getting knocked off or slipping out.
  • Reinforced Holes: The design is reinforced with 100% infill around the mounting holes for maximum strength when bolting to the wall.

I'd recommend printing in at least PETG for use in a garage. For even greater strength, you can print oriented on the side with supports so that the layer lines are aligned with the holding force. For most use cases, this isn't necessary though.

 

## Changelog

11/4/25 - Updated main profile to use two screws mounted vertically for use on studs. I've retained the original design as a secondary profile if you prefer the horizontal mounting. 

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Printed in PETG HF, standard config, and I added a 10lb plate immediately just to test it out, it holds as a champ (and I don't have s tool that weights more than 5lbs). Great job! 10/10
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Looks great! I appreciate the photos and the feedback. Glad to know that they are holding up - I'm tempted to do some more comprehensive testing to see exactly what they are capable of. They really are quite sturdy, lol. Thanks so much for boost!
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Works great, printed around 30 of these in PETG for my garden tools and such, thanks!
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Awesome to hear. Thank you for taking the time to rate and comment!
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Printing these to use in my Scene Shop at my Theater! Thank you!
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Awesome - you're very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! I love hearing how designs are used.
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Great print.
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simply perfect Thank you very much At 180% magnification it is also suitable for a 5 KG hammer
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great print on the A1 Mini.
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