DIY Battery Holster Board simplifies storage of Milwaukee batteries

Rack your Milwaukee batteries for fast access with this easy-to-make battery holster board. Mount horizontally for convenient access from top, or mount vertical and you can slide batteries in from left and right and store twice as many. Materials for this project are cheap – about $2 per battery spot depending on how big a battery board you want to build. #milwaukeetools #toolboxtransformer

[v.e.]

Nice solution for the 18V batteries, but what about the 12V system? Guess I'm just not that imaginative to figure out my own solution, as my batteries just sit on the little shelf under my bench. While that makes them just a bit hard to reach, it provides some dust protection.

[stevencrisp]

Great information, appreciate the knowledge

[ernestwalden]

Can someone please tell me if I should store my batteries charged or dead for long time storage ? Might be up to 2 yrs before I get to use them again

[Botodivah]

this gold is underrated watched some of your videos and its awesome might be grabbing a packout now!!!!

[zapadeeboom]

Unfortunately, those connector plates are not available in the US... Grrrr
The Peak website link goes to a Canadian Home Depot page and I've searched US Home Depot site and nothing comes up.
If you find another generic bracket that would do the same thing, please post it - Thanks!

[conqwiztadore]

And advertise it to the thieves. Na uh

[GreddyReaddy]

Glad I found you!!! Can you do one on the rolling box? I’m always digging for my tools. Thanks for the videos

[rickorourke]

Can you link the wooden connector plates you used?