Stealth Mounts Workshop Organization: Battery Mounts, Tool Mounts, Stubby Bit Holders and Bench Belts

Introduction

Running a cordless power tool platform across multiple brands sounds flexible in theory. In practice, it generates one unavoidable headache: batteries. Once you own chargers and battery packs from Makita, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Flex and more, storage and organization quickly turn into a part-time job. Stealth Mounts, a range of organization products made in the United Kingdom, offers a practical answer for the trades and serious DIYers alike. This roundup looks at four pieces of the system: battery mounts, tool mounts, stubby bit holders, and bench belts.

The Real Problem With Cordless Platforms

The advice for anyone asking which cordless platform to adopt usually comes down to this: pick the platform that offers the variety you need at the performance and price you can afford, then fill the remaining gaps with corded tools. The reason nobody wants to mix brands is the batteries. Adopting outlying tools from a second or third brand means investing in another set of batteries and chargers, and that gets expensive fast.

It also creates a storage mess. Workshops end up with charging towers and scattered battery packs across every surface. Keeping everything sorted and at arm’s reach is a genuine organizational challenge. Stealth Mounts builds a product family specifically for that problem, with compatibility across the major platforms including Makita 40V XGT, DeWalt 20V Max and 60V FlexVolt, and Milwaukee M18.

Stealth Mounts Battery Mounts

These are wall-mountable holders for power tool batteries, with coverage for essentially every major platform: Makita 40V XGT, DeWalt 20V Max and 60V FlexVolt, and Milwaukee M18. In testing, each brand of battery snapped in securely and released cleanly, sliding on and off without fuss.

The standout impression came at the end of a long day. When you are wrapping up a job and rushing, batteries get slammed into storage rather than placed carefully. These mounts held up to that abuse, including a huge 15Ah DeWalt FlexVolt battery, without any signs of letting go. Even deliberately rough handling did not shake a battery loose.

For pricing reference, a six-pack of blue 40V Makita battery mounts was listed at $21.95, with a 25% off coupon code (25MOUNTS) bringing the effective cost down further. Prices vary by region and retailer.

Stealth Mounts Tool Mounts

The tool mounts work on the same principle as the battery holders but for the tools themselves. One note worth flagging: each tool mount has two mounting holes, and the design does not work if your tools have belt clips installed. You have to pull the belt hooks off to mount the tools on the wall, which is a trade-off to weigh before buying.

The clever part is how the system ties together. Because Stealth Mounts offers its own belt hook in place of the standard Makita hook that would otherwise hang below the battery, you can remove the belt clip and still carry the tool on your belt. Tool and wall organization are designed to work as one system, so nothing needs to be thought through twice.

They feel robust in the hand and mount securely. It is not a flawless design, but for the sake of a tidy wall, the belt clip sacrifice is easy to justify.

Stealth Mounts Stubby Bit Holders

These were the unexpected highlight of the range. In place of a belt loop or an OEM bit adapter on drills and drivers, the stubby bit holder is a compact magnetic holder for quarter-inch hex bits. The magnet runs all the way through, so it grips bits firmly; even one-inch bits stay locked in place with a surprisingly strong hold.

It gets better. The holder also doubles as a surface for holding screws, and its shape still functions as a belt hook. That makes it a three-for-one: bit storage, screw storage, and belt hook in one small accessory. As a bonus, the fixing hardware supplied in the packaging is the same hardware needed to install the holder onto compatible tools.

A three-pack of Milwaukee stubby bit holders was listed at $21.95, with the same 25% off coupon code available. They work in conjunction with the battery holders as part of a single organization system.

Stealth Mounts Bench Belts

The bench belts plus are flexible colored bands for securing items around the workshop. The colors are not brand-specific; they denote different sizes. If you only need a 39x7mm size and want to color-match your setup, that is an option to check with the retailer before ordering.

These suit the smaller clutter around a workspace: keeping accessories, tools, and loose items where they belong rather than migrating across the bench. Paired with the wall system, they round out a workshop where everything has a designated spot.

Overall Buying Advice

The strength of Stealth Mounts is that everything works together. Battery mounts hold packs securely even under rushed jobsite treatment, tool mounts pair with the company’s own belt hooks so nothing hangs below battery level, and the stubby bit holders solve small-bits organization with genuine magnetic strength. If you run tools from more than one platform, the brand coverage across Makita XGT, DeWalt and Milwaukee is the main draw. If your tools already have belt clips you do not want to remove, factor that into the tool mount decision. With selected retailers worldwide and prices varying by region, it is worth checking your local availability and any active discount codes before ordering.

Conclusion

For anyone drowning in batteries and scattered tools, Stealth Mounts offers a well-built, UK-made system that covers the major cordless platforms and rewards you with a workshop where everything is exactly where it should be. The battery mounts and stubby bit holders are the easiest recommendations; the tool mounts require a small trade-off with belt clips but deliver a genuinely tidy wall. As a complete organization package, it is one of the more practical solutions we have seen for multi-brand cordless chaos.