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Cordless tool and battery mounts

Wanna Ride

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Anyone ever seen these and/or have any experience with them? Seem like a pretty good option. I built a decent rack for hanging my Milwaukee cordless tools under one of my cabinets, but still need something better than a shelf to stack the batteries.

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fourjeepin

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I could see this with batteries that aren’t flat such as the old nicad Dewalts. I use 18v Ridgid and just stack them on top of each other.
 

BMack37

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Great for tool trucks and whatnot, stacking definitely saves space. Akro or Quantum bins of the proper width would also be good.

There are some awesome solutions for the tools, check on Instagram and probably pintrest/etsy, there are companies that make metal brackets that allow you to mount the plastic tool mounts to them too, this is my Friend's set up (BTW, it's not what I'd call cheap):
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As you can see, he stacks batteries. The battery-shaped tool mounts hang tools, then there are slots where he put his M12s. It's mounted off the wall on a shelf. Under the shelf you see more mounted tools, you can see the OMT and hackzall are under the shelf and behind the metal bracket.
 
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Wanna Ride

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Great for tool trucks and whatnot, stacking definitely saves space. Akro or Quantum bins of the proper width would also be good.

There are some awesome solutions for the tools, check on Instagram and probably pintrest/etsy, there are companies that make metal brackets that allow you to mount the plastic tool mounts to them too, this is my Friend's set up (BTW, it's not what I'd call cheap):
MoB5j8e.jpg


As you can see, he stacks batteries. The battery-shaped tool mounts hang tools, then there are slots where he put his M12s. It's mounted off the wall on a shelf. Under the shelf you see more mounted tools, you can see the OMT and hackzall are under the shelf and behind the metal bracket.

Thanks for your input, but as I said initially... "I built a decent rack for hanging my Milwaukee cordless tools under one of my cabinets, but still need something better than a shelf to stack the batteries."

I've got ten, M18 batteries. Hanging them under one of my cabinets would clear up more shelf space. I was just asking if anyone had used the specific attachments, that were in the link.
 
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unknownroad

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I've been thinking of making something similar with plywood and some Lexan scraps I have laying around, but i don't place a lot of value on my time.
 
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