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Milwaukee Packout Level Holder

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This is a level holder for the milwaukee packout. I designed this to fit a Milwaukee level, 4' and up.

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This is a level holder for the milwaukee packout. I designed this to fit a Milwaukee level, 4' and up. The width and height dimensions it is based off of is 1.4" x 2.75" plus 1mm clearance on all sides. (some levels have a 3" dimension but it is easy enough to change for that)

The aluminum extrusion is a perfect fit but you will need 2 screws to secure this on to it. Depending how tall and secure you want the level I would suggest printing 2 of the mid/top pieces.

Updated so their is a bottom right and bottom left (orientation is if you're standing infront of the handle with the lids away from you)

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Category: Tool Holders & Boxes Summary

This is a level holder for the milwaukee packout. I designed this to fit a Milwaukee level, 4' and up. The width and height dimensions it is based off of is 1.4" x 2.75" plus 1mm clearance on all sides. (some levels have a 3" dimension but it is easy enough to change for that)

The aluminum extrusion is a perfect fit but you will need 2 screws to secure this on to it. Depending how tall and secure you want the level I would suggest printing 2 of the mid/top pieces.

Updated so their is a bottom right and bottom left (orientation is if you're standing infront of the handle with the lids away from you)

Print Settings

Printer Brand: Prusa

Printer: I3 MK3S

Rafts: No

Supports: No

Resolution: 0.2

Infill: 30%

Filament: SPOOL3D PETG Red
Notes:

I used a 3 for perimeters (Vertical Shell)

I believe I did 30% infill but it could have been 20%, either way PETG is durable and the more infill the stronger the part but also the more time as you know, totally a personal decision.

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