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Pole Mount - PARKSIDE Performance Cross Line Laser

MrNoreva avatarMrNoreva

January 25, 2026

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My attempt on a pole mount for the PARKSIDE Performance Cross line Laser. It slots together with part of the original mount which makes a solid connection.

Being plenty strong thanks to its Parkside inspired, feature overloaded design while staying slim enough to fit in the spare battery slot of the cross line lasers' box, this is the perfect little addition to the lasers functionality.

A 24 hour mounting test under high load ( Laser + 8 AH smart battery) showed no slipping but tolerances allow for some thin rubber tape to be installed on the contact faces of the printed mount.

 

Assembly is straight forward. You just need some CA glue e.g. on the contact faces of the screw parts

Take one half of the screw, lay in the screw core towards the screw tip and sandwich it with the second half. Avoid glue squeeze-out especially at the threads and simply use the mount as a clap by screwing it into the corresponding hole. Finish the glue-up by pressing in the screw cap to cover up the core hole and your done!

 

Feedback is welcome as I do not think to use the laser excessively.

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Standard Digital File License

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