Parkside X20V Team Charger Wall Mount

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*Sorry for the incomplete description, but Thingiverse still sucks. Playing with this shitty interface and service is a waste of time.* I present the mounting brackets for the Parkside X20V Team charger from the LIDL store. Mounting brackets allow the charger to be mounted to a cabinet or wall. --- This is my project of useful gadgets and portable wireless devices for Parkside X20V batteries. There are: - Mounting brackets for the charger - Battery mounting bracket (shelf and wall mount) - Floodlight / Work Light - LED 10W - Audio amplifier TPA3116 Wuzhi - maximum output power RMS 2x20W/4R, 2x24W/8R - Power supply DPS3005 (max 19.5V/5.1A) - available on [Cults3D.com](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/parkside-x20v-team-rd-dps3005-portable-100w-power-supply) only - Soldering station KSGER T12 OLED - available on [Cults3D.com](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/parkside-x20v-team-ksger-stm32-oled-t12-portable-soldering-station) only STEP files are available so you can modify them to suit your needs. If you like this project and appreciate my work, you can support me through [PayPal](https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=DTDGEWZF4YA44 "Send a small tip"). --- You need: - 4 pieces 3x6 mm wood screws - 3 pieces 3.5x16 mm wood screws The photos should explain everything. Put the printed parts in place. Drill holes for 3x6 mm screws (do not use screws longer than 6 mm). Screw the printed holders to the charger. Attach the charger to the side of the cabinet or to the wall. --- The third photo shows the recommended orientation of the elements when printing. Walls thickness 1.6 mm (4 shells). Layer height 0.2 mm. Infill 25-30%.