8x Ridgid 18v cordless tool & battery holders

Update: I had a few people try to order multiple quantities in a single order but Etsy also doubles the shipping which is a bit excessive in my opinion. As a result, I've doubled the number of holders in a single order so you get 4x tool holders and 4x battery holders. This should make it much cheaper plus I feel most people have number of tools and batteries anyway

Made out of Premium PLA, this holder is designed to hold all Ridgid 18v cordless tools and batteries. I have tried this with the following cordless Ridgid tools:


- Reciprocating saw
- Impact gun
- Impact driver
- Drill

and they all work fine. It's strong enough to easily hold the heaviest tool (reciprocating saw). I use 2x #6 or #8 wood screws to attach to plywood but you can replace the screw length and attaching surface with whatever you want. The 18v battery holder works great for battery storage. The largest I have is the 4mAH battery but it should easily handle even the higher capacity batteries as the holder is pretty over-engineered. The battery holder comes with two screw holes if you want maximum peace of mind.

I'll take a few additional pics with the other tools and batteries attached but I was kinda excited to post this on my shop so grabbed the impact driver for the pics.

To help save on shipping, I'm selling these in a package. Each package contains:

4 x Ridgid 18v cordless tool holders
4 x Ridgid 18v battery holders

When you choose "Quantity" in the checkout, you'll get the above. So if you choose Quantity: 2, you'll get 8x Tool holder and 8x Battery holder.

If you want different combination, we can work something out. I'm selling each item for $5CAD each but I didn't want to post individually since the shipping would be pretty expensive for a single holder.

How I store my tools:
Drills & drivers are stored upside down so they take up less room and can be easily retrieved. I have seen folks store them upright but I like to use horizontal shelves for storing other stuff like drill bit containers etc.
Reciprocating saws are vertically with the blade holder pointing downwards. I have a small plywood block that I use to provide lateral support since the design of the recip. saw makes it want to 'lean' inwards. The holder should be more than strong enough but it's an expensive tool and I have a lot of mechanical sympathy :)