openGrid holder for Ryobi RDD18C brushless compact drill
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Didn't find one that worked well enough for my RDD18C HP brushless compact, designed my own for openGrid/Multiconnect.
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This holder is designed explicitly for the Ryobi RDD18C ("Compact" "HP" "One+"). It will likely also fit the RPD18C, as well as the respectively labelled versions for other markets, which likely are: PSBDD01, PSBHM01.
Ryobi also released a revision of all of these as "Gen 2"(?), and as far as I can tell the physical dimensions have not changed for the "Compact" models, so RDD18C1, RPD18C1, PSBDD02 and PSBHM02 should fit too.
That said, I only have the RDD18C, so if you have one of the others, maybe measure it or print a small section to confirm fit before you print the whole. That's what I do during design to confirm fit.
Please do leave a comment if you find it to fit one of the above mentioned tools. I'm sure others will appreciate the confirmation.
The holder itself is designed to be a close but freely sliding fit. That way the tool doesn't move much once fully seated. There are two chamfers around the trigger cut out to guide that into place more easily.
The back has space for 2x3 multi-connect pegs. To make it more reliably printable I had to omit the round cut-out on the lower row, as otherwise it would be even more flimsy.
To address the print starting with two small islands that could delaminate while printing the first few layers, I've added simple geometry that links those to the main part and anchors them more reliably. Those are optional and you can simply "Split to objects" and remove them, if you want to address this differently or your printer can handle this reliably. If included in the print these parts can be easily broken off by hand and if necessary any remaining tabs trimmed with snips or scissors. The print should not require any supports, except if your printer/filament has trouble bridging 25mm/1", then the two outer bits might need it.
While everything is rounded over – I like fillets and round flowing surfaces, OK? 😅 – the bottom of the model is a Chamlet(?), Chamflet(?), basically a combined chamfer and fillet to ensure there is substantial bottom surface making contact with the build plate and it rising at ~30º, to avoid printing issues with large overhangs.
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