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Milwaukee Packout Puck

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0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Milwaukee M12 Packout Speaker & Bottle Wall Mount Puck

This is my custom-designed version of a Milwaukee M12 Packout Puck, made specifically for wall mounting your Milwaukee M12 Packout speaker, water bottle, or thermos bottle.

The puck allows you to securely mount your gear on a wall, in a workshop, van build, garage, or any other vertical surface where you want quick access and clean organization.

 

Print Settings

I printed mine in PLA, and it works great with the following settings:

  • 4 wall/perimeter layers (recommended)
  • Supports required

For supports, I used:

  • Standard Tree Supports
  • Default settings

Tree supports worked perfectly and were easy to remove.

Because this mount is intended to carry the weight of either a speaker or a filled water bottle, I strongly recommend 4 wall layers to ensure sufficient strength and durability.

 

Installation

Mount it securely to a solid surface using appropriate screws for your wall type (wood, concrete, etc.). Always ensure it is firmly attached before loading it with weight.

 

If you print one, I’d love to see your make!
Feel free to share feedback or improvements.

Happy printing! 🔧🧰

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