I am going to start my DIY sys cart build but while I work on a few other projects I wanted to design a drill/impact driver holder to fit in the label slot of the systainer. I designed one up for my M12 Impact and it works perfectly. Its a bit clunky but I kinda had to have as much support as possible as the slot is somewhat thin. I will be posting the design up in Thingiverse for those of you who have a 3D printer. I will also be working on a design to hold my M12 drill for the other side.
Drill Holder for front of Systainer
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That's a cool idea. Those without a 3D printer might be able to use the Adapt-L as a starting point to build this type of holder. Or other holders. It would take care of the slot mount portion.
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Did you print this in PLA, ABS, PETG or something more exotic?
I've been thinking I need to take a weekend and do some projects like this. First I need to get the 3D printer back in operational state.
I've been thinking I need to take a weekend and do some projects like this. First I need to get the 3D printer back in operational state.
Systainer.Store said:
The one in the picture is PLA. It was a prototype. After trying it PLA is probably sufficient because of its mass but ABS or PETG would probably be ideal. I am going to try and modify it a bit to be less clunky and not use so much filament.
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SRSemenza said:
Another route for those of us who are without a 3D printer is checking with your local library to see if they offer a printing service. Mine does and I've had a few projects like this printed for very nominal cost.
Mike A.
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