Overview
This 10-pack wall mount holder is designed specifically for the Milwaukee M18 18V cordless tool platform. It provides a dedicated dock for drills, impact drivers, reciprocating saws, oscillating tools, and other M18-series power tools, keeping your workshop organized and your gear within arm’s reach. An affordable aftermarket storage solution that eliminates cluttered benches and toolboxes.
Key specifications
- Dimensions: 3.72” D x 2.92” W x 0.8” H per holder
- Quantity: 10 holders per pack
- Material: Heavy-duty construction
- Mounting: Screw-in wall mount (screws included)
Compatibility
Fits Milwaukee M18 18V cordless tools including FUEL Drill/Driver models 2804-22, 2803-22, 2803-20, 2604-20, as well as impact drivers, jigsaws, reciprocating saws, nail guns, oscillating tools, and hammer drills across the M18 lineup. Always verify your specific M18 model number before purchasing.
Installation notes
Mount each holder directly to a wall stud or use appropriate drywall anchors for plaster or drywall surfaces. Pre-drill pilot holes, drive the included screws flush, and slide your tool into the dock. If your M18 tool has a belt clip or hanger hook on the back, remove it before mounting so the tool seats properly and hangs flush against the wall.
Common questions
Q: Will this holder fit my Milwaukee M18 drill models 2804-20 and 2803-20, or is it only for the kit versions like 2804-22 and 2803-22?
Yes, these mounts are designed around the tool’s battery foot, so they fit both bare tools and kit versions of the listed Milwaukee M18 models. If your drill/driver uses the standard Milwaukee M18 18V slide-on battery interface, including 2804-20, 2804-22, 2803-20, 2803-22, and 2604-20, it should slide in securely.
Q: Can I install these tool holders under a shelf or only on a wall, and are the included screws enough for plywood?
These holders can usually be mounted on a wall, the side of a cabinet, or underneath a shelf as long as you fasten them to a solid surface. The included screws are typically fine for plywood or wood shop walls, but for thin material or drywall alone, it’s better to anchor into studs or use appropriate wall anchors for a secure hold.
Q: Do I need to do any maintenance on the mounts if I’m using them daily in a garage shop?
There’s very little maintenance required—just check occasionally that the screws stay tight, especially if you’re removing and rehanging heavier tools often. It also helps to keep sawdust and debris out of the slide area so the M18 tool base continues to engage and release smoothly.
