makita 18v battery case 3d models

Dear Friends,If you like the Design leave a like and show some Love.I Bought an Anglegrinder from Makita and realised that the Battery got realy Warm and didnt last at long.So i needed more Power !!For what ever Reason Makita dont offers Akkupacks...

Simple Makita 18V Li-Ion battery wall mount

It’s a adapter to hold your Makita 18V Battery

A simple holder for Makita 18V battery's , e.g. ...on the bottom of a cabinet

Parts for making a homemade Makita 18V battery pack Assembly instructions on youtube - https://youtu.be/C5za89v-mOU

Makita 18v battery holder to make your work place neater and easier to work in. ... Uploading pictures soon.

The holder is for the Makita 18V lithium ion battery. ...The battery locks into the holder and therefore can not loosen unintentionally.

Reupload because Thiniverse Wall mount for Makita 18V battery. ... Printed in 0.3mm lh PLA, 3 perimiters, 15% infill and supports suggested by Prusaslicer 2.3.1.

Wall-mount holder for Makita 18v batteries. ...All the other designs I tried were too tight so I created one with more clearance.

This is a wall holder for Makita 18V batteríes

Simple battery holder that have mounting holes on two sides alowing to store your batteries in multiple ways. ...The tight fit holds the battery in place even pointing down. For Makita 18V system.

I wanted to make a small anonymous wall holder for my Makita 18V batteries.It is a very simple one, but it does what it's supposed to :)The holder is almost completely hidden behind the battery when it is mounted in the holder.

Support for Makita 18V battery and compatible. Exists in several versions: Support with mounting holes for TF 3.0/3.5 screws Protective cover convertible into a stand. Protective cover only. Each model is available in two versions depending on your...

To electrically connect to a Makita 18V LXT Battery, you will need some metal pieces correctly shaped and aligned to reliably and robustly clip onto the battery. For most, 3D printing can assist in printing the plastic component, but for those...

To electrically connect to a Makita 18V LXT Battery, you will need some metal pieces correctly shaped and aligned to reliably and robustly clip onto the battery.For most, 3D printing can assist in printing the plastic component, but for those unable...

A simple volt meter to measure the voltage of Makita 18v rechargeable batteries.Since they don't have one built in.Uses a cheap 3 wire LED volt meter (Amazon QR code link) or similar.Yellow crimp connectors (from home center, auto parts store etc…)4...

Makita 18V battery terminal I was not happy with the existing designs on Thingiverse so I made my own. It is inspired from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:863257 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2156290. I used 1 mm thick aluminium for the...

To electrically connect to a Makita 18V LXT Battery, you will need some metal pieces correctly shaped and aligned to reliably and robustly clip onto the battery. For most, 3D printing can assist in printing the plastic component, but for those unable...

This is my version of an 18v Makita lithium-ion battery terminal. It's just a basic terminal plate that fits into various battery mount bases available for printing. The terminals are simplified, consisting of thin gauge (0.5mm or 0.020") sheet metal...

This thing is a battery holder designed specifically for an 18V Makita battery. The design was crafted with precision, but it's missing one key element: taps. To compensate for this, I intentionally designed it to match the thickness of regular 1/2"...

Makita battery holderwith a design to remove need for support while printed sitting on the end and removed lock part to hold battery in place. Gravity holds battery in the holder anyway. ...Added chamfer to ease mounting of battery in holder, and...

~60€ for the 5ah Makita battery =12€/Ah vs 7-7,5 €/Ah self-made (I do not compare the clones you can get because they have very cheap cells used which sometimes do not even have the capacity they are sold with, at least the ones that I have bought a...

The battery locks into the holder and therefore can not loosen unintentionally.

The battery dampers. Some models don't have them. The back piece has number 424476-1 but i haven't draw that one jet. ...

Made the design thicker as I didn't want to hold the locking mechanism as I put the battery in place to prevent it from rubbing against the wall. ... Was originally gonna mount to a brick wall and didn't want the locking mechanism getting chewed up.

A stackable wall-holder for Makita 18V LXT Batterys up to 6Ah.

A cover for Makita 18v lithium-ion batteries. Easy and fast to print, it doesn't need supports. ... The OpenSCAD source file is included, in case you want or need to adjust the shape or size.

Battery holder for both Makita 18V and BOSCH GBA 18V batteries. Full version and a slim version. The full version can be mounted in two ways: Mounted with the two screw holes at the top will let the batteries lock in place. Mounted with the two...

Easy-to-use wall mount keeps Makita 18V batteries neatly stored and secure in a garage or van, keeping them organized and protected from damage.

Remixed for better functionality with this makita 18v battery terminal connector (easy to connect together without screws and glue) https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:863257