Dyson V8 Power Tool Battery Wall Mount
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Wall mount that reuses the existing Dyson mount screws but lets you store your vacuum with a power tool battery adapter
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Why I made this:
I have a Dyson V8 vacuum, and after the replacement battery died again, I decided to switch to a power tool battery adapter.
I bought this one for Dyson V8 <> Makita batteries, but there's plenty of other options available for different Dyson models and different power tool brands.
You can't store the vacuum on the stock mount if you install an adapter, even if you remove the power tool battery first.
I saw some designs for sideways mounting and figured I could spin my own.
Why this is cool:
The hook for the vacuum is symmetric, so you can store the vacuum either motor-left or motor-right.
You can leave the power tool battery installed when storing the vacuum.
It reuses the screw spacing of the stock mount so that you don't have to install new anchors!
There's also a "clip" module (remixed from here) so you can store one tool.
Printing it:
I printed the main mount in ABS with a ABS-GF core.
I fully enclosed the ABS-GF so I wouldn't get fiber shedding during use.
I bet you could do the same thing with PETG / PETG-CF/GF if you have those materials on hand.
The mount 3D has a body you can use as a modifier if you want to do something similar, but you can also just delete the modifier body if you want to let it rip in one material.
Should be obvious, but print the mount flat on its side so that the loads are into layers as opposed to peeling layers apart.
I printed the clip with the top flat surface on the print bed. I printed the clip in PETG since that's what I had on hand in the other printer.
I printed both pretty beefy with regards to perimeters and infill.
Putting it together:
You will need 5x M4 x 12 mm thread-forming flat head screws.
I provided STEP files in case you want to remix this to use threaded inserts or a different screw.
I'd recommend putting the clip and mount flat on their side on a reference face and installing the 1 "vertical" screw first before... |  |
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...installing the 4 screws from the back. You have to install the back screws before putting this assembly on the wall! |  |
Then you simply reuse the original screws you used to mount your dock and replace the original dock with this bad boy. |  |
Hope you enjoy!