Dewalt Battery Holder Redux
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Remix of IR Blinx's excellent model of a battery holder for the Dewalt FlexVolt and XR series batteries.
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There's a bunch of Dewalt Battery Holders out there, but I like IR Blinx's design.
This is a remix of IR Blinx's excellent model of a battery holder for the Dewalt FlexVolt series.
I found IR Blinx's model a little tight for my liking and I didn't like the fit printing it at 105% as many have suggested in his comments so I decided to spend some time modifying the stl file.
Changes (shown in the pics) include:
added the two legs at the bottom to slide into the spring loaded battery receiver locations
took 0.1 in off the top surfaces of the clips that slide under the overhangs on the battery.
cut way back on the height of the clip that interacts with the snap on the top of the battery that you push down to release the battery from the cover
added a bunch of radii for aesthetics
I've printed it in both PLA and PETG and it seems to work well with both. The only thing left is to check the longevity of the looser fit. I'm sure it will wear… it's just a matter of how much… Shouldn't matter much though, the clip on top of the battery is what holds it in place.
Update 7/16/23: added in version without the two legs. Seems my new Dewalt impact driver has smaller batteries without the spring loaded receivers for the legs…
Update 7/9/25: There are two designs of this part. One with the legs and one without. They type of battery will tell you which to use. The legs actually are used by my older larger batteries. It has spring loaded features that get compressed when you put them in the battery (or the battery holder). When you press the button, they help with removal of the battery. It basically pops right out. I think it was there because the older larger batteries are so heavy compared to the newer, smaller ones. So....see if the top of your battery looks like either of the ones in the last two pictures. If it has the spring loaded feature, print the one with the legs. If not, print the ones without the legs. The one without the legs should work either way... Hope this helps.