Be sure to read the different applications of the different tool holders below to make sure you are printing the correct model for your application. Please be aware that your filament brand, age, and print profile can affect the fit of your printed parts, if you have significant issues with fit consider trying a test print with a different roll or brand of filament.

*** UPDATE 1 *** 2/14/24

Received some feed back that the tool mounts will not work with tools that have the belt clips installed on them. I never considered this in the original design since I typically take them off my tools. I have made 2 options available so those of you that use the belt clips can still use these mounts.

The first option I simply increased the thickness of the mount and then hollowed out the back a bit to try and keep the amount of material used down a bit. I designed it in a way that it can be printed without supports and a little bit of bridging.

The second option is a simple spacer that is printed separately and then placed behind the original tool mount. This is a good option for those of you who have already printed the original as it has a recess in so that the original mount can sit down in to keep the screw holes aligned. I intentionally designed this to be on the tighter side for fit so mileage may vary depending on what brand you use and your filament calibration. Comment if you do have fitment issues of the spacers so I know if I need to make more updates. 

Please note I have not verified this with every Dewalt tool available.

Tool and Battery mounts for Dewalt 20v tools

These things are nearly universal and will fit a good amount of the Dewalt 20v tools and is universal for all 20v batteries. They are also quite strong and have no issues supporting the weight of the ½" impact drivers weight and then some.

Attach them to whatever surface you want with two #8 screws. Tool mounts are best used as under mount but they can certainly be mounted horizontally if it suites your application. The battery mounts can be mounted in whatever orientation you want as they use the batteries locking mechanism to hold the batteries in place.

There are 3 different print models for the tool mounts, choose which one best suits your needs.

Dewalt Tool Holder: Base file, print these for tools that do not have the belt clips.

Dewalt Tool Holder - Integrated Belt Clip Spacer: print these for tools that you want to consistently hang tools from that have belt clips on them. The skid plate is a bit thicker to allow clearance and I have hollowed out the back of it a bit to save on material usage. No support is needed for this print.

Dewalt Tool Holder - Belt Clip Spacer: This is for previous users who printed the original and would like to be able to able to mount their tools that have belt clips, or users that want a more modular function.

I've printed these in normal PLA and didn't have any strength issues but you can use PETG or Pro PLA if you want. If you want to use these in a work truck or something that can get really hot in warm weather you should probably use ABS otherwise its probably overkill.

Default profile uses .2 layer height but bump it up for a faster print as layer height really doesn't matter for these. I've even printed these on ludicrous speed and had them still fit fine.