Milwaukee 4-in-1 Drill Driver Packout Insert - Free 3D Print Model

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Perfect Fitment and everything stays in place

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Here is a Milwaukee Packout Insert for organizing your tools. This Insert is for the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 4-in-1 Installation 3/8 in. Drill Driver (CAT.NO.2505-20). This Insert is designed to fit in a Milwaukee PACKOUT Tool Case, 5 Compartments, 9-7/8 in W x 15-1/4 in D x 4-5/8 in H (CAT.NO.48-22-8435). This insert works with large, small or no batteries. I 3d scanned and reverse engineered the tools and the Packout and completely dialed in the fit. I had intentions to sell a variety of Packout inserts but I realized I would need a print farm so I am giving them away for free. The inserts are designed in two pieces so they can be printed on more types of printers but it also allows the inserts to be locked into the Packout so it will not fall out. This insert holds the tools and battery secure so no matter how much you shake or drop the Packout the items will remain in place. Hope you all enjoy inserts! Please post your prints and leave some feedback.

IMPORTANT! - To properly install- insert nest-1 into the packout first and then slide in Insert-2. If you assemble both trays together and then try to place them inside the packout it will not fit. There is a example install video in the pictures of this print profile.

If you need a reference for which tools fit this tray or if you are missing one of the tools or the Packout here are the links to the exact items used in this model:

Milwaukee M12 FUEL 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless 4-in-1 Installation 3/8 in. Drill Driver:

https://amzn.to/4rW88CD

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M12-FUEL-12V-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-4-in-1-Installation-3-8-in-Drill-Driver-with-4-Tool-Head-Tool-Only-2505-20/309468737

Packout:

https://amzn.to/40NVd9C

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-PACKOUT-5-Compartments-Small-Parts-Organizer-48-22-8435/303005752?MERCH=REC-_-rv_typeahead_rr-_-303005752-_-2-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a

Comment & Rating (28)

@user_4170143290

after I read the directions it fits perfectly!!!!!! This picture was before I read to insert part 1 first lol

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The designer has replied

@CR_ENG_AND_MFG

Thats how it is designed lol. Don't throw it away. You have to angle insert 1 and put it into the packout THEN slide in insert 2. It is designed with an undercut to go under the front lip so the inserts hold into the packout tightly. There is a GIF video on the print profile that show you the order to install the inserts. Your print looks great.

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@user_3452371073

Great print and it fit in the original fabric case. Thanks for the file!

The designer has replied

@CR_ENG_AND_MFG

That is pretty cool. I didn't even know it would fit in that case. That beats buying an expensive packout

@Deno1214

Print Profile

Perfect Fitment and everything stays in place

Just as described. Perfect fit.

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@user_2251902028

Print Profile

Perfect Fitment and everything stays in place

Súper! fits perfectly!

@user_4044625406

I was a bit hesitant to print this because of the time it was going to take, decided to do it anyway and am so glad I did. fitment is absolutely perfect, best packout insert ive printed by far, please make more for other milwaukee tools, I printed it with cheap petg (sliced brand) on my p2s with .4mm hf nozzle with speed set to ludicrous (166%)

@Blackpack

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Perfect Fitment and everything stays in place

overall design is done very well however the issue that you're going to have with it is the infill is too much and the wrong kind so it takes like 25 hours to print and uses almost an entire thing of filament I've printed several of these types of items and this things made like a brick but it's sitting in a case so it really doesn't need to be and should have used half the filament.

The profile uploader has replied

@CR_ENG_AND_MFG

I make them for myself really. I want them to last so I don't mind them taking a while. I do upload the raw stl files so you can adjust whatever infill, support, color or any other setting you want.

@ruminert18

I go to print it on my X2d and it tells me that my printer isn’t supported

The designer has replied

@CR_ENG_AND_MFG

These Insert halves are pretty large. I programmed the files on my H2D. Sometimes when opening up the file for smaller printers it wont place the print on the build plate correctly. I provide the raw STL file with all of my models so you can insert them into Bambu Studio and rotate things around to get them to fit. You can also change infill %, walls, color, filament types that way as well.

@Huckleberry565

great designs! A suggestion for improvement - sink the head storage down on the top half and then add a tray for storage of a few bits (like your bit storage design)

The designer has replied

@CR_ENG_AND_MFG

that would be nice. This was one of the first inserts that I created. It may be time to revisit some of my original insert designs.

@SierraBLS

Do you recommend PLA, PETG, or ABS?

The designer has replied

@CR_ENG_AND_MFG

I always use PETG for everything. It seems to be pretty strong, holds up outdoors and in sunlight, my H2D seems to print best with PETG. Its the same price as PLA but I just like it more. ABS is probably all around better but you have to have a good ventilation system to run ABS so I rarely do.

@BecomingCubed

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what 3d scanner do you use?

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