Quick-Detach Packout Wall Mount for Milwaukee M18/M12 Charger (Model # 48-59-1808) | 3 Orientation Options

Maximize your garage or workshop space by integrating your Milwaukee M12/M18 Charger (Model 48-59-1808) directly into your Packout Wall System! Our custom-designed mount secures your charger while prioritizing strength and saving valuable Packout slots.

Key Features & Benefits
🔩 Reinforced Durability: The critical connection points where the charger meets the mount are reinforced with metal bolts to ensure superior strength and security, even when holding the charger with two attached batteries.

📏 Smart Space-Saving Design: We designed three orientations to utilize your Packout Wall System efficiently (see image examples):
1. Left Orientation: Allows the oversized charger to sit flush against the far-left edge, only consuming one full Packout slot.
2. Right Orientation: Allows the charger to sit flush against the far-right edge, only consuming one full Packout slot.
3. Center Orientation: For use anywhere else on the grid (will consume more than one slot due to charger width).

🔒 Quick-Detach Functionality: Easily mount and remove the charger from the Packout Wall system with the standard quick-release mechanism.
💪 Built to Last: Printed from high-strength PLA+ filament for a rigid, secure fit.

Product Compatibility & Details
🎯 Fits Charger Model: Specifically designed for the Milwaukee M12/M18 Charger (Model 48-59-1808).
🎨 Choose your desired color from the drop down menu or select "Other" and let me know what color you would like in the personalization box.

🛠️ Installation: Includes the necessary metal mounting bolts for securely fastening the charger to the 3D-printed bracket.

📝 Note to Buyers
✅ Please select the desired Orientation (Left, Center, or Right) and Color before checkout.

Only the 3D printed mount and metal bolts are included. The Milwaukee Charger and Packout Wall accessories are shown for demonstration purposes only.
👉 Since these are printed in PLA/PLA+, please avoid leaving them in hot cars or direct sunlight — heat can warp the material, and I can't replace items damaged this way.