🛠️ Dewalt 20V Compatible TOOL Mount Adapter Dock Holder for 20 Volt Tools Review

I was a bit skeptical about the durability of a 3D printed part. But so far they're looking pretty solid. Ideal for organizing your tools and batteries. Apologies if the picture came out upside down. Apparently the saws are hanging on the shelf

They work great. I first had to place them on the wall the way I wanted them, but no big deal, the only thing I had to do other than hang them was cut off all the sharp edges so they slide better on the wall. Tool.

The holders came earlier than expected and fit great. The only improvement I would suggest is making the base about 3/8" thicker, as this allows these excellent tool holders to accommodate the belt hook on drill bits and screwdrivers.

This part was too small for my tools. The yellow Dewalt paint settled on the holder as it was very tight. Hitting the mating surface with a small amount of sandpaper solved the problem. Otherwise it works well and looks solid.

Ideal for my 20v. A slight modification to the lugs and it fits my 12V Max. Turns out most of it is a hollow, not solid structure. We'll see how they hold up. Upside down installation should be good, vertical installation will be a real test of the hollow design.

These are the 3D printed tags I now have for all my DeWalt 20V tools. I love that I can take the extra $5 and have it in a few days. They are well designed and fit very well. I was impressed with the durability of the 3D material, even with some of the larger tools I own securely attached to the wall. My first batch of these was used for months with no problems. I also have them for my Milwaukee 12V line and for all batteries.

Wanted to make a centerpiece for all the Dewalt 20v tools I've collected (bare tools are a great deal if you already have enough batteries but they're not coming with tool storage case). Decided to build a wall with french slats to hold all my tools but needed an easy way to attach the tools to the holders. They are perfect for that. Some of them are a little tight, but a quick layer of wax took care of that. Now my tools slide off the holders easily. I'm happy with the outcome of the project…