Makita 18v 10-Pack Battery Caddy - Free 3D Print Model

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This design is strictly for PERSONAL USE ONLY. If you want to legally sell physical 3D prints of this model (excluding the territory of Poland), please obtain a Commercial License on my Patreon: patreon.com/teddi33

My new project — handles for my 8-battery organizers with brand logos. Folding handle for 8-battery organizer

Introducing an organizer for storing and carrying 10 Makita batteries. The organizer consists of two parts — for greater strength, the handle should be printed on its side.

For assembly, apply a small amount of glue to the bottom of the handle mounting holes and firmly insert the handle into the body — use your weight to fully press the handle into place.

Don’t forget that there is also a folding handle version available. If there is enough interest, I can also make a version with a screw-mounted handle like in my other designs.
Please do not use fewer than 4 perimeters for this model, and it’s better to use PETG filament.

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