Cordless adaptor for drill stand

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I recently acquired a mains drill with stand from a market stall, but discovered that the actual drill was quite loud and I wasn't eager to use it. Fortunately, I have a couple of cordless drills on hand and wondered if I could fit one to the existing drill stand. This is what I came up with. Just for reference, the drill in question is an 18-volt Black & Decker BDCHD18, which features a torque selector section that is suitable for clamping onto. The drill stand I'm working with is the POWERFIX Profi+, BMS 500, IAN 66766, Nr. 585102X. The parts were designed using Solidworks 2019 and STL files were processed using Simplify3D before being printed on a glass bed in ABS. The Adaptor Resolution: 0.2mm 100% Fill X Magnification: 104.4% Y Magnification: 103.3% To ensure the drill fit properly, I adjusted the X and Y magnifications to suit my printer's specifications. Supports were included during the printing process. The Retainer Resolution: 0.3mm 100% Fill - this could have been reduced for optimal results Same X and Y Magnification as above was used for this part. The Sleeve Resolution: 0.2mm 100% Fill This part was created after the Adaptor had been printed, taking advantage of a very short build time. The Trigger Clamp Since the cordless drill lacks a locking power switch, I designed this part to pinch the switch into more or less full on position. This device could be replaced with an adjustable assembly that changes speed - but I didn't require this feature. Resolution: 0.3mm 30% Fill