Ryobi P246 Multi-Tool Mount
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Simple, two-screw, wall mount for Ryobi P246 Multi-Tool
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This is a simple two-screw wall mount for the Ryobi P246 Multi-Tool.
The tool was scanned (using a Creality CR-Scan Ferret SE), and the scan was used as a template for the mount surface. The mount surface is slightly enlarged and simplified just to smooth the surface, but since the tool just hangs straight down it isn't necessary to have a perfect fit.
I printed it in PETG, heat resistant for mounting on my garage wall. The mounting holes are sized around 3/16" screws, I used 2 3/8" long screws partially because I had them on hand but also some of the tools are a bit heavy. Even so it's probably overkill :-)
The model was printed with supports, but they aren't really needed (and they slow down the print since I used PLA for supports). It also used mouse ears to help prevent the model from lifting. The print sits upright, with the tilted bottom sitting on the build plate. That makes the print simple, and also provides strength since the layer lines are not all horizontal.
Note that I only provide the 3mf model file (not the sliced version). 3mf provides a bit more information than stl, but I find using the sliced 3mf can create confusion when moving between printers. Make sure to treat the two members of the 3mf (tool and mount) as different objects, and simply delete the tool when slicing. I provide both for visualizing the design, but the tool is not intended to be printed.