Dewalt DC1112 SKÅDIS Mounting Bracket

I picked up some fancy new Dewalt 20V 10A batteries, and suddenly realized the ancient charger that came with my first battery-powered drill was no longer going to be up to the task. So I also grabbed a Dewalt DC1112 charger, which was the Hot Thing for fast-charging larger batteries like these at the time.

And then I realized I needed to put the dumb thing somewhere. Hence, a SKÅDIS bracket for it.

There's nothing too special here: the STLs are already in the correct print orientation, and you probably want to print the bracket itself with tree supports (it doesn't need much, and you might be able to get away without it depending on your printer and filament) and at least four walls (basically, you want minimal infill). I printed out of ABS, but PETG is probably fine; PLA probably won't hold up to the weight.

I've also included an optional round spacer that you can print two of to slip over the bottom feet of the charger, so that it sits flat against the panel properly (otherwise it'll have a bit of a downward slant). You'll also want to print two t-clips from the T-Clip System page to attach it to the panel.

There's room for the power plug to tuck in behind the charger, if that makes wire routing easier for you.