3d printed kinetic charger case

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You can create a kinetic charger using your 3D printer and some effort right now. This allows you to charge your electronic devices here and now immediately. It would also be a great gift for someone special. Here's how it works: A person can build a kinetic charger by following these steps. First, gather the necessary materials: 20 pieces of NdFeb Magnet, 8 coils AWG28, 2 springs for moving blocks, 2 springs for battery, and 2 pieces Li-ion battery up to 3500mA. Then, print the housing using your 3D printer. Next, assemble all the parts together carefully. Make sure everything is connected properly before testing it out. Once you have finished assembling the charger, test it by moving the blocks back and forth repeatedly. This will generate electricity that can be used to charge electronic devices. Some details about the inductor: It's a 25x5x2.5mm NdFeb Magnet. The Li-ion battery is any up to 3500mA. You can use ABS or PLA filament for printing the housing, but I used Form Futura filament with good results.