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Milwaukee M18 Hackzall Tool Holder

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Mount that holds the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Hackzall 2719-20/2719-21.

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In support of my ongoing effort to organize my shop, I needed a better place to put my saw than a shelf. Not wanting to hang it vertically, I made a horizontal holder. Yeah, it takes up space, but it works for me. 

 

I am using the left facing version, but I figured someone may not like it that way; so, I also made a mirrored version that faces the right. It does take up a bit of space at 11.5" x 4", I suggest you have at least a 300 mm build volume. I made a PDF drawing show the dimensions so people can plan accordingly. If you were to scale it down to 97% it will fit on a Bambu Labs X1C, and it will still work with the saw. You only lose about a 0.25" on the overall length and I designed in some wiggle room. I think the smallest you can make it before it doesn't fit is 80% but measure your saw and double check. I printed it full size so I'm not sure, just be aware than hole size will shrink and everything will be thrown off. 

 

It' wasn't a very long print for me though, right around 4 hours. Please leave a comment or submit a make with your settings, suggestions, and experience if you make it. Thanks for looking!

 

{Print Settings}

Material: PETG

Layer Height: 0.20mm

Walls: 3 (with alternate wall turned on in Orca, so it varied between 3 and 4)

Floor and Ceiling layers: 5

Infill: 30% Cubic Subdivision

 

 

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