
These feet allow you to attach anything you want onto your Milwaukee packout toolbox.
Post-Printing
To help the bolts thread through the parts easier, I drilled out the holes with a 6.5mm drill bit.
How I Designed This
I've decided to go with an angled (95 degree) latch so it basically forges the tab into the packout box below.
For these models I used M6 bolts, the fit it pretty tight so I found it easier to thread a bolt through along with the nut on the end then just tighten the bolt till it seats in place, the simply remove the bolt.
My Implementation
After purchasing a Milwaukee Packout Toolbox, moving all my tools from separate bags into it, so with the convenience on the locking system I though I'd be able to make it that next step convenient by printing locking feet for my Makita drill case, making transporting my tools around easier.
I've designed the tab so it sticks out enough to use but not enough to protrude the drill case handle.
Strength Test
As seen the feet can manage the hold my drill case to the packout organiser despite the weight of stuff in my drill case.
Milwaukee Packout Feet (With Latch)
by Josh Laurie · original on Printables ↗
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