DeWalt 20V Tool Mount for Multiboard
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A wall mount for DeWalt 20V cordless tools, remixed to clip onto the Multiboard. Holds the tool by the battery foot.
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DeWalt 20V Tool Mount for Multiboard
A wall mount for DeWalt 20V cordless tools, remixed to clip onto the Multiboard. Holds the tool by the battery foot — drop it in, lift it out. Original mount by cliftoce on Printables (link); this remix adds Multiboard snaps in the back.
Two versions included:
OEM version — shaped to match the battery foot on first-party DeWalt tools more closely. Snugger fit if that's what you have.
Universal version — simpler profile that plays nicer with third-party tools and aftermarket batteries, where the foot geometry varies.
Why I made it
I'd already built out a DeWalt zone on the Multiboard with the charger hooks and jigsaw hook, and I wanted the rest of my 20V tools up there too. Rather than reinvent the geometry, I grabbed cliftoce's mount (which already nails the battery interface) and put it on the Multiboard. The second version came after I tried mounting a third-party tool and found the OEM-shaped one a bit fussy.
Printing notes
No supports required
Any standard filament works (PLA is great); consider PETG for better durability and less friction if this becomes an issue for you
Note on the photos
I added the “LIGHT” text in the slicer, it's not included in the printing profile. You can add whatever text you want if you have multicolor printing.
Foot notes
I always include STEP files to make remixing or just playing around with my models easier. If you see them missing please let me know and I will add them!
One day, filament recycling will be viable. This is why I always deboss material names on an inconspicuous face of my models and I encourage you to do the same. When you will no longer have a use for the part you print today, if by then recycling made it to or near our homes, you will know for sure what it was printed out of.
I included 3mf files with text debossing to that end (exported from Bambu Studio).