IronFist Handheld Vacuum Wall Mount

First of all, this guy is awesome. If you care about finding the most effective tool for a given job, see if he's reviewed the type of tool you need. His scissors comparison video is literally insane, in the best possible way:
   

Based on this video, I ended up getting the IRONFIST Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for Milwaukee M18 Batteries. This is the one discussed as “Knockoff Milwaukee”, though I think it may be more accurately described as a third-party vacuum that uses Milwaukee batteries. (It does not appear to be copying a Milwaukee design.) Either way, it is as good as the review indicates, but does not include a wall mount

This 3D model is a simple and  effective wall mount for this vacuum. It supports storing the vacuum with up to the 5Ah Red Lithium battery as-is. and can be mounted with a block of wood as a spacer for anyone using a larger battery. 

If you prefer a deeper one that supports 12Ah batteries and such without a block of wood, just let me know how much deeper it needs to be and I'll make one.

Here is a 3 second video, showing it in action, and it's unexpectedly clicky sound: 

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BOM / THINGS YOU MIGHT NEED: 

• Filament: https://amzn.to/3B0ZiO5 
• This Vacuum: https://amzn.to/4nKgJ8z 
• Milwaukee Battery and Charger: https://amzn.to/3z8HNep 
   

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Print with all of the usual structural settings… At least 3-layer walls and 20% to 40% infill. I think cubic infill is one of the better patterns for this sort of thing.
   
• Mine printed fine without a brim, but I may have just gotten lucky after forgetting to turn one on. If you have any trouble at all with prints not sticking to the bed, use a brim.
   
• Make sure you mount this with screws going into a stud. There will be enough lateral stress over time to wear out a wallboard-only connection, even if done properly.
   
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