Adafruit MicroLiPo Charger Enclosure

prusaprinters

<p>(Originally Uploaded to Thingiverse February 02, 2020)</p> <p>I know these little chargers are used in projects, but sometimes you just want a little dedicated LiPo battery charger. Since I'm cautious about exposed electronics, (regardless of the current and voltage) I designed a tiny enclosure for this board, to be used as a standalone battery charger.</p> <p>The enclosure is 100% 3D printed; no screws or adhesives are necessary to keep the enclosure casing halves together. Simply place the PCB in the correct orientation, and snap the top casing to the bottom.</p> <p>There is a split viewing port on top of the case for the LED indicators to be seen through, as well as a port on the bottom... to see the Adafruit flower logo. :D</p> <p>(Piss off I like the logo.)</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Print Settings:</p> <p>Material: PLA<br/> Extruder: 208C<br/> Bed: 54C<br/> First Layer Print Height: .24mm<br/> Standard Layer Height: .2mm<br/> Wall Thickness: .40<br/> Wall Perimeters: 2<br/> Infill: 18%<br/> Infill Pattern: Gyroid<br/> Material Flow: 100%</p>