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A wall- or bench-mountable receiver designed to hold a Milwaukee M18 battery. The block features an internal track that matches the battery's rails, allowing it to slide into place securely.
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A wall-mounted receiver bracket for Hilti Nuron batteries. Heavy battery packs love to lever short brackets right out of the drywall. This bracket gives them a solid vertical footprint to spread that load, catching the battery's sliding interface on an internal U-channel with a dead stop at the base. Internal Channel: 63mm wide (48mm opening) Clearance: Counter-sunk screw holes keep the hardware below the sliding surface Detail: Features a debossed HILTI logo on the backplate that stays clear of the sliding path
What it's for A heavy-duty, wall-mounted slide bracket engineered specifically for Hilti Nuron battery packs. Designed to mount vertically, it features precision-cut clearance channels and flared 45-degree entry ramps for blind sliding, backed by a solid stop block to prevent bottoming out. Four reinforced, deep-countersunk screw channels ensure the mount stays locked to the wall regardless of the battery weight. Dimensions Overall footprint: 107 mm length × ~93 mm width × 23.5 mm depth. Internal track: 61.5 mm outer track width, 51.5 mm inner neck clearance. Mounting: 4× countersunk screw holes (5.5 mm shaft, 13.5 mm head, 5 mm deep sink). Print notes Recommend rigid, high-strength materials like PETG or ABS to handle the repeated friction and weight of the Nuron packs. Print face up with the flat back resting completely against the bed. Clearances are set to exact measurements, so a well-tuned printer is necessary to keep the slide rails from binding.
Screws mounted inside the track usually mean the battery casing drags across the screw heads if they don't sit perfectly flush. Moving the mounting holes to the solid outer flanges gets the hardware entirely out of the sliding path and stops the bracket from rocking when you yank a heavy pack out. Width: Pushed out to 94mm to give the screws enough meat to bite into. Clearance: 15mm deep counterbores hide the screw heads in the outer body, leaving a solid 5mm base to clamp against the wall.
A rugged, drop-in cup holder designed to integrate perfectly with the Packout system. Secures easily onto any standard Packout lid using an integrated twist-lock cleat that sits flush for straightforward 3D printing. The main body accommodates standard tumblers and bottles while the heavy-duty walls and gussets ensure side-load stability. Features Twist-Lock Cleat: Drops into standard female Packout receivers with a friction fit. Flush Base Construction: Designed to print cleanly without complex supports for the bottom locking mechanism. Heavy-Duty Walls: Thickened sides with structural gussets engineered for shop environments. Front Branding: Embossed Milwaukee logo wrapping the front curve for a finished tool aesthetic. Drainage: Integrated center channel prevents liquid and debris buildup.
A universal carriage plate designed to ride on 2020 v-slot extrusions using standard POM wheels. The plate features asymmetrical mounting holes: fixed 5.2mm holes on one side for standard spacers, and 7.2mm holes on the opposite side to accommodate eccentric nuts for tension adjustment. Features of the carriage plate: 6mm thick base for rigidity under load. 40mm horizontal wheel spacing to perfectly straddle a standard 2020 extrusion profile. Central 22mm clearance hole for belt routing or wiring access. Four M5 slotted mounts in the center to accommodate various toolheads, including standard CNC spindle brackets or 3D printer hotend assemblies.
A custom-sized double ring designed to couple a 14.5 mm syringe to a 31 mm bottle neck. Syringe bore: 14.5 mm with an 8 mm front insertion slot Bottle bore: 31 mm (snaps on via a 22 mm back slot) Clearance: 4 mm bridge spacing The branding is now recessed 0.6 mm directly into the bottle ring's inner wall, keeping the outer profile completely flush. Check your syringe outer barrel measurement before running this.