Makita battery carrier
por Noloxs en Printables
In an attempt to get more organized with my tools and batteries, I wanted to make something that I could use to store…
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Archivos (8)
- Battery carrier 2x1.3mf 3MF · 110 KB
- Battery carrier 2x2.3mf 3MF · 138 KB
- Battery carrier 2x3.3mf 3MF · 165 KB
- makita-carrier-size-2.stl STL · 243 KB
- makita-carrier-size-4.stl STL · 312 KB
- makita-carrier-size-6.stl STL · 377 KB
- makita-carrier-size-2.3mf 3MF · 91 KB
- makita-carrier-size-2_02mm_petg_mk25smmu2s_5h4m.gcode GCODE · 8,6 MB
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Sobre este modelo
In an attempt to get more organized with my tools and batteries, I wanted to make something that I could use to store the batteries as well as use as a way of easily transporting the batteries when I have to take them with me.
I have included files for making a carrier that holds 2,4 or 6 batteries (If someone needs a bigger, write and I will make it, but i doubt it ;P )
For more detail and assembly instructions check them here: https://www.instructables.com/id/Makita-Battery-Storage-and-Carrier/
Print instructions The print is straight forward.
There are however three things I will point out.
- You will need support on the battery connector (See photo or .3mf)
- Be aware that it is a large flat print, so take actions in regards to warp and lifting corners
- Use appropriate filament. If you intent to use this outside or roughly, then I'm not sure PLA can cut it over time.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en Printables.
