Hanging Wall Mounts for Deep Milwaukee Packout Bins
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Designed to mount deep Packout bins on a wall, either vertically or at an angle.
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- Źródło
- Printables
- Kategoria
- Organizers
- Licencja
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
EDIT, August 2026 - It has been observed that Milwaukee changed their bin design slightly and the old version no longer fits. I don't have any of these new bins so I can't verify fitment but I, just eyeballing it, I think the "NEW" version will work. Please give it a try and let me know.
EDIT, May 2025 - Several people asked about a vertical version. My new shop had me looking for the same thing so I finally got around to designing it. I included the f3d file so you can edit it more easily and it should be printable without any supports if you do it flat on the face with the big counter-sinks.
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After refitting some of my Milwaukee Packout Small Parts Organizers (48-22-8430, 48-22-8435) with Kaizen Foam, I had a bunch of left over deep bins. I also have a Wall Control pegboard mounted on 2x4s on the wall. This left the bottom of the 2x4 available for more storage at an ideal bench height.
These little mounts hold the bins at such an angle that the back bottom edge sits firmly against the wall making for a secure mount, no matter how much stuff is added to the bin. The mounts interlock with a small notch/tab, are matched to the width of the bins and can hang either the square or wide bins. They are indexed to the small screw notches on the bins and are easy to install individually or linked. The two screw holes have a generous countersink for mounting.
I printed these on my Prusa Mini+ with Overture PLA at 0.2mm layers, a 0.4mm nozzle, 4 perimeters for strength and 15% infill.
The video below shows how well they hold and how easy they are to remove (at least with two hands).
https://youtube.com/shorts/z98kQerKP5k?feature=share