Wall-mounting is the best way to have a charger accessible yet out of the way. I’ve got the Makita DC18RC, which does not have holes for easy mounting. I have however found a suitable holder on Thingiverse. This is a quick 3D print. After removal of the rubber plugs, it fits into the four holes on the bottom. You can then screw it to the wall or, as in my case, mount it to a strip of wood that fits a French cleat wall.
Earlier this year, AutoBild tested several 1/2″ ratchet/socket sets (the test was later republished in AutoBild Klassik). Perhaps unsurprisingly, German A-brand Hazet […]
I’ve got an USB-OBD2 adapter and BMW’s INPA software, but when I got my W211, I needed something else to be able […]
My cheap Metabo mitre saw works fine, but I realized that the cuts that it made weren’t perfectly perpendicular. This was especially […]
One of the most important power tools for woodworking is a saw for rip (lengthwise) and cross cuts. A mitre saw can […]
