Milwaukee M12 FDDX Installation Driver Wall Mount for Multiboard (snap + bolt retained)
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Sichlau’s FDDX wall mount with the two wall screws replaced by an integral Multiboard moderate snap and one small-thread
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Hangs the Milwaukee M12 FUEL Installation Drill/Driver (2505, “FDDX”) on a Multiboard tile. It is Sichlau’s 2ah wall mount block with the back reworked for Multiboard instead of wall screws. The drill sits on the block exactly as in the original; only the back changed.
What changed from the original
The two M5 wall-screw holes are filled.
A MultiBuild Moderate Weight-Bearing Flush Snap is fused to the back, centered on the block, flat face out (that is the end that goes into the tile), tab up. It is one solid with the block, nothing to glue.
A 3 mm chamfer runs around the back edge of the block, skipped in the disc under the snap. TODO one line on why (clearance to the tile surface around the snap).
A recessed bolt bore, 11 mm counterbore with a 7 mm floor and a 7.2 mm through hole, sits diagonally below and to the right of the snap so it lines up with the tile’s small hole at that diagonal. The included 15 mm small-thread hex bolt drops through it and threads into the tile. A moderate snap on its own releases when you lift the drill off the mount; the bolt stops that. The block wall beside the bore stays above 3 mm.
Nothing is drilled into the wall or door and no tile comes off: the snap goes into a large hole, the bolt into a small one.
Printing
Mount: PLA, 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15% infill or higher. Print as oriented in the file, front face down, snap on top. No supports; the counterbore floor bridges 11 mm on its own.
Bolt: print as oriented, head down, 3 walls. Thread is the Multiboard small thread (6.75 mm OD, 3 mm pitch), 15 mm long, 4 mm hex socket. The thread reaches through the 7 mm floor and about 8 mm into the tile.
Installing
Angle the block in so the snap engages (tab up, marker triangle pointing up).
Drop the bolt down the bore from the front and screw it into the tile with a 4 mm hex key on the long arm until the head seats on the floor. Snug only, it is PLA in PLA.
Hang the drill.
Tested with a 2.0 Ah pack on a P1S print. For the 4 to 6 Ah block use Sichlau’s _4-6ah file; this remix does not cover it.
Credits and licenses
Wall mount block: “Milwaukee Installation Drill/Driver (FDDX) Wall Mount” by Sichlau, GNU GPL v3.0. https://www.printables.com/model/541221-milwaukee-installation-drilldriver-fddx-wall-mount This remix is published under the same license, GPL v3.0.
Snap and thread standard: MultiBoard / MultiBuild, Moderate Weight-Bearing Flush Snap https://thangs.com/designer/MultiBuild/3d-model/Moderate%20Weight-Bearing%20Snap–1311034 and the small thread, https://multibuild.io. The snap and bolt thread geometry is MultiBuild’s and is shared under the MultiBuild License, https://multibuild.io/license, which allows remixes to be shared with credit and restricts commercial use of Multiboard-derived parts to holders of a MultiBuild Commercial Subscription. That restriction applies to the snap and thread only; Sichlau’s block and my changes to it are GPL v3.0.
Remixed with Python/trimesh mesh booleans; there is no parametric source.