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Makita 12V Battery Holder

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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41 min
1 plate
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Makita 12V Battery Holder – Secure Mounting for Workshop, Wall, Ceiling & Vehicle 🔋🔧

This battery holder for Makita 12V CXT batteries provides a secure and versatile storage solution. Thanks to its snap-in function, the batteries are firmly held in place and can be easily mounted on walls, ceilings, or in vehicles – perfect for a tidy workshop or mobile use.

Features:

Compatible with Makita 12V CXT batteries – Secure hold with snap-in mechanism
Versatile mounting – Attachment to wall, ceiling, or vehicle
Pre-drilled holes for screw mounting – Easy & stable attachment
Robust design – Keeps the battery securely in place

📌 Note: This version features pre-drilled holes for screws. In my profile, you will also find a SKÅDIS-compatible version for easy attachment to the IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard!

With this holder, your Makita 12V batteries are always within reach & safely stored – ideal for a perfectly organized workshop! 🚀🔋✨

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