Ryobi 40V Charger wall mount
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Wall hanger for Ryobi 40V battery charger OP404vnm
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I was looking for a way to mount my Ryobi 40V battery on the wall on the charger so they are being maintained. The only one i could find was this one on Amazon which is $20 US. So i threw one together myself. Acording to that page the OP403 OP403A and OP404VNM will all fit. I have OP404VNM for both of my chargers so thats the one i'm testing with. Please let me know if you have one of the others and they work as well.
The charger body rotates into the charger as shown in the image. If you grab the battery and pull it to the side the charger can come with the battery out but its in there pretty solidly for up motion which is how you disengage. We will see over time but in tests holding them and once mounted to the wall it seems very reasonable to me so far.
The battery will come in from the top to hang out and get charged., I added similar screw holes to the amazon one so there are mounting options.
I printed mine in PETG mostly because it will live in the garage and the PETG was already in the AMS.
My normal process is to take the area around screw holes and make them 100% infill with a modifier. So i have some cylinder modifiers in the 3MF for that. To use or not to use is up to you. Just wanted you to know they are there so you can decide. The intent is to have enough plastic there to not smash it when you put screws in to mount it up.
Print Notes for supports* I tried it a few different way and the most consistant way i have found is to angle it off the plate. this allows the ears to be stronger with respect to layer lines. Manually painted support on the bottom side to support the weight during the print.
20Oct2025 Update - Added step and profile for intrated supports to prevent you having to modify and paint supports in the slicer when printing.
